The subject says it all. I have tried a number of different things (modifications to fstab, sudo, etc.), but I think I'm simply barking up the wrong tree to get the job done. My understanding (at this point) is that the partition is being auto-mounted during startup, which is why it is mounted as root (and hence read-only for users). I'm not sure where to poke around to change this, though.
I want a regular user to have "normal", Windows-like read-write access to any FAT32 partitions, but to be a regular user in every other respect -- i.e. I don't want to make the user a member of the "root" group (an example only, I'm not sure if that's even right), if possible. Can anyone help me do this? Thanks, Curtis. FTR (for the record), it's Slackware 9.0 (woohoo!) but that shouldn't matter. This is basic *nix stuff (/me is shamed).
