-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Jean Luc, The FAT-file system does not have any facilities for file permissions other than 'read only' for everyone. I think the way Linux handles the file permissions on a FAT volume is by checking the permissions of the mount point (e.g. /mnt/win) Now, I'm not completely sure, but I think the way to give the FAT volume 777-permission all over (as said, it is not possible to do this on a per file basis), you shound chmod the mount point to 777.
Working under Windows and Linux , i need to modify some files on my FAT partitions but the mod of it is 755 so only root can write files when every user can read them, i tried to chmod 777 on that partition but it doesn't work. Can somebody tell me why ? What could i change to make it run ?
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