I want to give an external hardrive executable permissions, how do I do it?
My computer only has 31 Gigabytes and I cant install games. Ive tryied downloadig games from steam and form Itch.io on my hardrive but it wont let me because the hardrive doesn't have execute permissions. How do I fix this?
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My computer only has 31 Gigabytes and I cant install games. Ive tryied downloadig games from steam and form Itch.io on my hardrive but it wont let me because the hardrive doesn't have execute permissions. How do I fix this?
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What format is partition on external drive? If Windows NTFS permissions are set by mount. If Linux you have individual control over execute which offers more protection from virus programs. IF ext4: askubuntu.com/questions/324705/… Then you can add +x on individual files.
– oldfred
Jan 17 at 13:04
I would also recommend a linux file system for exampleext4. But if you want a Microsoft file system (NTFS, FAT32 or exFAT), you can set execute permissions according to this link, Mount NTFS partition in a USB drive with custom permissions and owner
– sudodus
Jan 17 at 13:29
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My computer only has 31 Gigabytes and I cant install games. Ive tryied downloadig games from steam and form Itch.io on my hardrive but it wont let me because the hardrive doesn't have execute permissions. How do I fix this?
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My computer only has 31 Gigabytes and I cant install games. Ive tryied downloadig games from steam and form Itch.io on my hardrive but it wont let me because the hardrive doesn't have execute permissions. How do I fix this?
hard-drive games steam external-hdd
hard-drive games steam external-hdd
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What format is partition on external drive? If Windows NTFS permissions are set by mount. If Linux you have individual control over execute which offers more protection from virus programs. IF ext4: askubuntu.com/questions/324705/… Then you can add +x on individual files.
– oldfred
Jan 17 at 13:04
I would also recommend a linux file system for exampleext4. But if you want a Microsoft file system (NTFS, FAT32 or exFAT), you can set execute permissions according to this link, Mount NTFS partition in a USB drive with custom permissions and owner
– sudodus
Jan 17 at 13:29
add a comment |
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What format is partition on external drive? If Windows NTFS permissions are set by mount. If Linux you have individual control over execute which offers more protection from virus programs. IF ext4: askubuntu.com/questions/324705/… Then you can add +x on individual files.
– oldfred
Jan 17 at 13:04
I would also recommend a linux file system for exampleext4. But if you want a Microsoft file system (NTFS, FAT32 or exFAT), you can set execute permissions according to this link, Mount NTFS partition in a USB drive with custom permissions and owner
– sudodus
Jan 17 at 13:29
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What format is partition on external drive? If Windows NTFS permissions are set by mount. If Linux you have individual control over execute which offers more protection from virus programs. IF ext4: askubuntu.com/questions/324705/… Then you can add +x on individual files.
– oldfred
Jan 17 at 13:04
What format is partition on external drive? If Windows NTFS permissions are set by mount. If Linux you have individual control over execute which offers more protection from virus programs. IF ext4: askubuntu.com/questions/324705/… Then you can add +x on individual files.
– oldfred
Jan 17 at 13:04
I would also recommend a linux file system for example
ext4. But if you want a Microsoft file system (NTFS, FAT32 or exFAT), you can set execute permissions according to this link, Mount NTFS partition in a USB drive with custom permissions and owner– sudodus
Jan 17 at 13:29
I would also recommend a linux file system for example
ext4. But if you want a Microsoft file system (NTFS, FAT32 or exFAT), you can set execute permissions according to this link, Mount NTFS partition in a USB drive with custom permissions and owner– sudodus
Jan 17 at 13:29
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What format is partition on external drive? If Windows NTFS permissions are set by mount. If Linux you have individual control over execute which offers more protection from virus programs. IF ext4: askubuntu.com/questions/324705/… Then you can add +x on individual files.
– oldfred
Jan 17 at 13:04
I would also recommend a linux file system for example
ext4. But if you want a Microsoft file system (NTFS, FAT32 or exFAT), you can set execute permissions according to this link, Mount NTFS partition in a USB drive with custom permissions and owner– sudodus
Jan 17 at 13:29