I have the solution for your permissions problem, perhaps. Umount your win/dos directory. Then either remove the directory (the mount point of course not your whole dos partition) and recreate it or just change the permissions. I can't tell you how to change the permissions. what i did was create my directory that would be the mount point like this: mkdir -m 1777 /dos. You may also be able to do this with chmod 1777 /dos. Root will still own everything, but the whole world can read, write and execute. Of course, then you have to log in and log out again to show the difference in that diretory, then remount the partition. The simplest thing is probably just to reboot. Hope this helps.
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