Alexander Skwar wrote: > No, there's no way to get around this, because AFAIK only users with ID 0 > are allowed to mount any "partition" anytime. No, as long as the /etc/fstab has the user option specified for that mount, any user can mount it (via KDiskFree - kdf). If it is a vfat mount, only that user has write permission. Only the user that mounted it (and root) can umount it. -- Regards, Ron. [AU]
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