Re: Mounting question

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Try mounting your drives using the following mount command:

sudo mount -t <type> -o rw,umask=000,uid=<uid>,gid=<gid> <device> <dir>

You can determine your uid and gid using a command like

id <username>

It kinda prints out more than you need to know, but the topmost lines are your uid followed by your gid. Including these in your mount command should solve your problem.
~Kyle

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