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Old 1st September 2007, 08:33 PM
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USB is mounted read-only

Hi fedora community

The last update brought several wondering surprises. One of such surprises is usb flash drives mounting issue. Before I just connected an usb stick to the usb port and hal (or ConsoleKit ?) mounted it in read-write mode for all users. But after the update something was changed somewhere in /etc/udev rules and usb drives are mounting now "read-only" for all users except root.
My attempts to set the "666" everywhere in /etc/udev/rules.d/50-udev.rules where I saw the "usb" word were failed.

Help me please.
Thank you.
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