How to change write permissions to a usb
I just installed debian 9 stable and I need to remove the read only permission from my usb. I used the usb to install the os and after the setting changed itself
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I just installed debian 9 stable and I need to remove the read only permission from my usb. I used the usb to install the os and after the setting changed itself
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If applicable, trysudo remount -rw /dev/sdc1, change/dev/sdc1to what corresponds to your USB device.
– Weijun Zhou
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debian usb
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I just installed debian 9 stable and I need to remove the read only permission from my usb. I used the usb to install the os and after the setting changed itself
debian usb
debian usb
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If applicable, trysudo remount -rw /dev/sdc1, change/dev/sdc1to what corresponds to your USB device.
– Weijun Zhou
1 hour ago
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If applicable, trysudo remount -rw /dev/sdc1, change/dev/sdc1to what corresponds to your USB device.
– Weijun Zhou
1 hour ago
If applicable, try
sudo remount -rw /dev/sdc1, change /dev/sdc1 to what corresponds to your USB device.– Weijun Zhou
1 hour ago
If applicable, try
sudo remount -rw /dev/sdc1, change /dev/sdc1 to what corresponds to your USB device.– Weijun Zhou
1 hour ago
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The debian installer uses the ISO9660 filesystem which is immutable, you will need to reformat your USB drive if you want to use it for general file storage.
eg: in nautilus right-click the drive and follow the prompts
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The debian installer uses the ISO9660 filesystem which is immutable, you will need to reformat your USB drive if you want to use it for general file storage.
eg: in nautilus right-click the drive and follow the prompts
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The debian installer uses the ISO9660 filesystem which is immutable, you will need to reformat your USB drive if you want to use it for general file storage.
eg: in nautilus right-click the drive and follow the prompts
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The debian installer uses the ISO9660 filesystem which is immutable, you will need to reformat your USB drive if you want to use it for general file storage.
eg: in nautilus right-click the drive and follow the prompts
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The debian installer uses the ISO9660 filesystem which is immutable, you will need to reformat your USB drive if you want to use it for general file storage.
eg: in nautilus right-click the drive and follow the prompts
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sudo remount -rw /dev/sdc1, change/dev/sdc1to what corresponds to your USB device.– Weijun Zhou
1 hour ago