On Thu, 2003-09-11 at 01:22, Gilligan wrote: > Logging in as root and doing ls -? does show all files and the correct > sizes. 90% of files have a setting of > > -rwxr--r-- > > Can't remember exactly what they mean, cept for X execute and > r=read/w=write. Am I correct in assuming the reason they don't show up > in Nat. is permissions? How can I change permissions to be able to > read/write all of the drive? > > A BIG Thanks
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