Cannot change permissions of partition
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I cannot write anything to my Windows partition. Trying below command does not help.
$ sudo chmod 777 /media/pi/Windows
[sudo] password for pi:
chmod: changing permissions of '/media/pi/Windows': Read-only file system
But when I do ls -l /media/pi/Windows I get drwxrwxrwx for all folders and -rwxrwxrwx for all files.
I am using Ubuntu 18.04
Codename: bionic
dual-boot partitioning permissions kubuntu
asked Dec 15 at 17:39
Piyush Chauhan
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I cannot write anything to my Windows partition. Trying below command does not help.
$ sudo chmod 777 /media/pi/Windows
[sudo] password for pi:
chmod: changing permissions of '/media/pi/Windows': Read-only file system
But when I do ls -l /media/pi/Windows I get drwxrwxrwx for all folders and -rwxrwxrwx for all files.
I am using Ubuntu 18.04
Codename: bionic
dual-boot partitioning permissions kubuntu
asked Dec 15 at 17:39
Piyush Chauhan
105
What is the mount command you used to mount the device (orfstabentry) and the output tolsb_release --code?
– Fabby
Dec 15 at 18:56
You cannot change ownership & permissions on NTFS formatted partitions. They only have settings based on mount. If issue is it really Windows hibernation is on? askubuntu.com/questions/145902/…
– oldfred
Dec 18 at 19:49
Actually I am able to mount and read the Windows partition but cannot write onto it.
– Piyush Chauhan
Dec 18 at 20:39
Possible duplicate of How to efficiently partition a single Windows-Ubuntu dual boot disk?
– Fabby
Dec 19 at 1:19
Are you sure that when leaving Windows you have shut it down completely? - if your symptoms are that paste, rename, delete options in file manager context menu are absent, most probably that's the cause
– cipricus
2 days ago
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I cannot write anything to my Windows partition. Trying below command does not help.
$ sudo chmod 777 /media/pi/Windows
[sudo] password for pi:
chmod: changing permissions of '/media/pi/Windows': Read-only file system
But when I do ls -l /media/pi/Windows I get drwxrwxrwx for all folders and -rwxrwxrwx for all files.
I am using Ubuntu 18.04
Codename: bionic
dual-boot partitioning permissions kubuntu
asked Dec 15 at 17:39
Piyush Chauhan
105
I cannot write anything to my Windows partition. Trying below command does not help.
$ sudo chmod 777 /media/pi/Windows
[sudo] password for pi:
chmod: changing permissions of '/media/pi/Windows': Read-only file system
But when I do ls -l /media/pi/Windows I get drwxrwxrwx for all folders and -rwxrwxrwx for all files.
I am using Ubuntu 18.04
Codename: bionic
dual-boot partitioning permissions kubuntu
dual-boot partitioning permissions kubuntu
asked Dec 15 at 17:39
Piyush Chauhan
105
asked Dec 15 at 17:39
Piyush Chauhan
105
edited Dec 18 at 18:27
asked Dec 15 at 17:39
Piyush Chauhan
105
asked Dec 15 at 17:39
Piyush Chauhan
105
asked Dec 15 at 17:39
Piyush Chauhan
105
105
What is the mount command you used to mount the device (orfstabentry) and the output tolsb_release --code?
– Fabby
Dec 15 at 18:56
You cannot change ownership & permissions on NTFS formatted partitions. They only have settings based on mount. If issue is it really Windows hibernation is on? askubuntu.com/questions/145902/…
– oldfred
Dec 18 at 19:49
Actually I am able to mount and read the Windows partition but cannot write onto it.
– Piyush Chauhan
Dec 18 at 20:39
Possible duplicate of How to efficiently partition a single Windows-Ubuntu dual boot disk?
– Fabby
Dec 19 at 1:19
Are you sure that when leaving Windows you have shut it down completely? - if your symptoms are that paste, rename, delete options in file manager context menu are absent, most probably that's the cause
– cipricus
2 days ago
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What is the mount command you used to mount the device (orfstabentry) and the output tolsb_release --code?
– Fabby
Dec 15 at 18:56
You cannot change ownership & permissions on NTFS formatted partitions. They only have settings based on mount. If issue is it really Windows hibernation is on? askubuntu.com/questions/145902/…
– oldfred
Dec 18 at 19:49
Actually I am able to mount and read the Windows partition but cannot write onto it.
– Piyush Chauhan
Dec 18 at 20:39
Possible duplicate of How to efficiently partition a single Windows-Ubuntu dual boot disk?
– Fabby
Dec 19 at 1:19
Are you sure that when leaving Windows you have shut it down completely? - if your symptoms are that paste, rename, delete options in file manager context menu are absent, most probably that's the cause
– cipricus
2 days ago
What is the mount command you used to mount the device (or
fstab entry) and the output to lsb_release --code?– Fabby
Dec 15 at 18:56
What is the mount command you used to mount the device (or
fstab entry) and the output to lsb_release --code?– Fabby
Dec 15 at 18:56
You cannot change ownership & permissions on NTFS formatted partitions. They only have settings based on mount. If issue is it really Windows hibernation is on? askubuntu.com/questions/145902/…
– oldfred
Dec 18 at 19:49
You cannot change ownership & permissions on NTFS formatted partitions. They only have settings based on mount. If issue is it really Windows hibernation is on? askubuntu.com/questions/145902/…
– oldfred
Dec 18 at 19:49
Actually I am able to mount and read the Windows partition but cannot write onto it.
– Piyush Chauhan
Dec 18 at 20:39
Actually I am able to mount and read the Windows partition but cannot write onto it.
– Piyush Chauhan
Dec 18 at 20:39
Possible duplicate of How to efficiently partition a single Windows-Ubuntu dual boot disk?
– Fabby
Dec 19 at 1:19
Possible duplicate of How to efficiently partition a single Windows-Ubuntu dual boot disk?
– Fabby
Dec 19 at 1:19
Are you sure that when leaving Windows you have shut it down completely? - if your symptoms are that paste, rename, delete options in file manager context menu are absent, most probably that's the cause
– cipricus
2 days ago
Are you sure that when leaving Windows you have shut it down completely? - if your symptoms are that paste, rename, delete options in file manager context menu are absent, most probably that's the cause
– cipricus
2 days ago
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What is the mount command you used to mount the device (or
fstabentry) and the output tolsb_release --code?– Fabby
Dec 15 at 18:56
You cannot change ownership & permissions on NTFS formatted partitions. They only have settings based on mount. If issue is it really Windows hibernation is on? askubuntu.com/questions/145902/…
– oldfred
Dec 18 at 19:49
Actually I am able to mount and read the Windows partition but cannot write onto it.
– Piyush Chauhan
Dec 18 at 20:39
Possible duplicate of How to efficiently partition a single Windows-Ubuntu dual boot disk?
– Fabby
Dec 19 at 1:19
Are you sure that when leaving Windows you have shut it down completely? - if your symptoms are that paste, rename, delete options in file manager context menu are absent, most probably that's the cause
– cipricus
2 days ago