> OK, I tried creating a /media/LACIE folder with 'chmod a+rwx', but when
> switched on it bypasses this and creates a /media/LACIE-1 folder,
> therefore ignoring the one created!?
Presuming you did this right, unmount the LACIE-1 folder, edit
your fstab so that the /dev/hdx points to /media/LACIE (your hdb
may now be hdc, hdd, etc.) and then mount it. The new LACIE-1
directory implies that your fstab /dev entry doesn't match the
drive that was inserted. Or something.
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