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Dear Sir,
I mount a Windows98 32-bit partition to /home
directory as root in RED HAT linux 5.2 with file type vfat. The right of /home
like this: "drwxr-xr-x 2 root
root .....". As I want to everyone has right to write on this hard
driver, I use "chmod a+w /home", but the write right of /home is not changed. I
try "chmod 777 /home" and it does not work also. I also mounted the file system
as MSDOS, chmod can't change the write setting either.
I think this maybe the bug of chmod on vfat or
msdos system.
How can I change write right of a MS-DOS partition
file system under Linux? I hope your advice.
Yours Sincerely
Carl
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