drive permisions

[gusty venture]

You may be able to change that with the disks utility, but otherwise we need far more information than a poorly spelled run on sentence.

For a start, it might be useful to know what filesystem these other drives are

[upbeat hornet]

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i tryed sudo mount -o remount,uid=1000,gid=1000,rw /dev/sda1 but i still get an error if i want to make a new forlder for exsample

that there is no such directory

just to clerefy those are no external drives and this is the 1st time this is happening for me after 10+ linux instalations

[gusty venture]

So I'm assuming both of these are NTFS then?

[upbeat hornet]

yes

[gusty venture]

And what is the error you're getting when remounting

[gusty venture]

Does that directory exist

[upbeat hornet]

i just tryed to cleate a new folder named test

inside the hdd

[gusty venture]

Can you remount it without a space in the name?

[upbeat hornet]

im using sudo mount -o remount,uid=1000,gid=1000,rw /dev/sda1 to remount it

idk how to mount it with a diferent name

if i just remount it normaly form the file explorer

i have only read pemrs so i cant even click on create a new folder

[gusty venture]

I don't remember what the requirements are for NTFS on Linux. It's either you have the read-only driver or you're not checking the RW Option in disks or whatever

[upbeat hornet]

huh ?

[gusty venture]

You can set mounting options in disks

[upbeat hornet]

yes witch one shout i put ?

[gusty venture]

That would be a question for when I'm not away from the computer

[upbeat hornet]

dosent let me make a SS when i have the options opened

this have never happened before so im like looking for a solution for the last like 4 hours :D

well this does not work as well