If the lock at the bottom right is locked, click it to unlock the Get Info options, then enter an administrator name and password. What has got me puzzled is that Thunar says that I, as owner, have read+write permission for all the data files on the USB stick, and the terminal output says the same. On your Mac, select the item, then choose File > Get Info. This memory stick has behaved perfectly in the past and does not appear to be damaged. I've tried repeatedly and I keep getting the same error. With the other, when I came to delete the files I got an error message: 'error removing file: read-only file system'. You should now do a successful change in the read/write permissions. I've just done that with one memory stick and it worked fine, as usual. Otherwise, to disable the read-only attribute, check the Allow boxes. When I want to back up later versions of the files I delete (shift+del) the former versions from the USB stick first. (I also use a backup program.) I use Thunar to do the copying, dragging and dropping the files. Roughly once a week I copy various data files on to a couple of USB memory sticks as one way of keeping a handy backup. You only have to remount the partition into read-write mode. The situation is that I have Xubuntu running as the sole OS on a laptop on which I am the sole registered user. If I shutdown and remove the USB drive and boot from the harddrive into OpenElec at any. Click on the First Aid and the OS will start to scan your drive. is an incredibly useful tool that can read and write images to USB Sticks or. You can access all your files from any device at or via the Google Drive app. Just remember to run raspi-config and expand the file system when you take. Select the device which is ready-only need to remove write protection. All changes will be synced between your computer and Google Drive. I hope someone can help to explain what is going on. Go to the Disk Utility in the Utilities folder. Try your thumb drive in multiple USB ports on the original computer. I have run into a problem with a USB memory stick from which I cannot delete files, and since I'm a little confused about file permissions I'm posting this in the 'new to Ubuntu' section. 06/03/ If one computer can read the USB thumb drive, but another cannot, try the suggestions below.
CHANGE READ ONLY PERMISSION FOR USB STICK MAC HOW TO
Hi all, I have used various flavours of Ubuntu for several years now and I'm currently using Xubuntu 14.04.1. How to Create a Bootable USB Stick on Windows 10, 8, 7 If you need to create a bootable USB stick on Windows, you can read through this page.
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