New ssd install : lock on partition
I just installed a second ssd Kingston via KDE partition management. No problem on the install progress and partition
on the other hand when I run the file manager, I can not move folders, files.
Is there anything else to do, rights problem ?
There the kde partition information
/dev/sdb1 => ext4 => (lock image) /media/pseudo/8a63f7a..... => => 223.57Go => 60.03
unallocated => unknown => => => 2.57 Mio
the disk is mounted and the partition is written primary I have UUID number
I have a lock and it seems the problem, how to remove it.
If I look smart state : the result is :
Attribut : Read error Rate
Evaluation : N/A
Value : 100
thank you.
Note : if it's not clear let me know, I will complete the information.
sudo lsblk -f
NAME FSTYPE LABEL UUID MOUNTPOINT
loop0 squashf /snap/paintsupreme-3d/
loop1 squashf /snap/go/3080
loop2 squashf /snap/gtk-common-theme
loop3 squashf /snap/skype/60
loop4 squashf /snap/go/3095
loop5 squashf /snap/core/5897
loop6 squashf /snap/core/6130
loop7 squashf /snap/core/6034
loop8 squashf /snap/brave/44
loop9 squashf /snap/skype/66
loop10 squashf /snap/skype/63
loop11 squashf /snap/brave/34
loop12 squashf /snap/go/3039
sda
├─sda1 ext4 3bcf645d-bd3a-4954-ad0f-2b1d8c897d76 /
├─sda5 ext4 10619bd6-0eef-48f1-8017-a34e1ec11b70 /home
└─sda6 swap cfe2a316-951a-4831-b6dd-1b4cb8c24cb7 [SWAP]
sdb
└─sdb1 ext4 8a63f7a8-518f-49f6-b7de-5039f42ace00 /media/oitsuki/8a63f7a
ls -l /media/oitsuki/8a63f7a
ls: can not access '/media/oitsuki/ 8a63f7a': No file or folder of this type
ls -l oitsuki/
total 4
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 déc. 25 17:21 8a63f7a8-518f-49f6-b7de-5039f42ace00
ls -l 8a63f7a8-518f-49f6-b7de-5039f42ace00
total 16
drwx------ 2 root root 16384 déc. 25 17:21 lost+found
solution found :
sudo chmod -R a+rwX,o-w /media/oitsuki/
sudo chown -R oitsuki:oitsuki /media/oitsuki/
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I just installed a second ssd Kingston via KDE partition management. No problem on the install progress and partition
on the other hand when I run the file manager, I can not move folders, files.
Is there anything else to do, rights problem ?
There the kde partition information
/dev/sdb1 => ext4 => (lock image) /media/pseudo/8a63f7a..... => => 223.57Go => 60.03
unallocated => unknown => => => 2.57 Mio
the disk is mounted and the partition is written primary I have UUID number
I have a lock and it seems the problem, how to remove it.
If I look smart state : the result is :
Attribut : Read error Rate
Evaluation : N/A
Value : 100
thank you.
Note : if it's not clear let me know, I will complete the information.
sudo lsblk -f
NAME FSTYPE LABEL UUID MOUNTPOINT
loop0 squashf /snap/paintsupreme-3d/
loop1 squashf /snap/go/3080
loop2 squashf /snap/gtk-common-theme
loop3 squashf /snap/skype/60
loop4 squashf /snap/go/3095
loop5 squashf /snap/core/5897
loop6 squashf /snap/core/6130
loop7 squashf /snap/core/6034
loop8 squashf /snap/brave/44
loop9 squashf /snap/skype/66
loop10 squashf /snap/skype/63
loop11 squashf /snap/brave/34
loop12 squashf /snap/go/3039
sda
├─sda1 ext4 3bcf645d-bd3a-4954-ad0f-2b1d8c897d76 /
├─sda5 ext4 10619bd6-0eef-48f1-8017-a34e1ec11b70 /home
└─sda6 swap cfe2a316-951a-4831-b6dd-1b4cb8c24cb7 [SWAP]
sdb
└─sdb1 ext4 8a63f7a8-518f-49f6-b7de-5039f42ace00 /media/oitsuki/8a63f7a
ls -l /media/oitsuki/8a63f7a
ls: can not access '/media/oitsuki/ 8a63f7a': No file or folder of this type
ls -l oitsuki/
total 4
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 déc. 25 17:21 8a63f7a8-518f-49f6-b7de-5039f42ace00
ls -l 8a63f7a8-518f-49f6-b7de-5039f42ace00
total 16
drwx------ 2 root root 16384 déc. 25 17:21 lost+found
solution found :
sudo chmod -R a+rwX,o-w /media/oitsuki/
sudo chown -R oitsuki:oitsuki /media/oitsuki/
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Please runsudo lsblk -fand add to you question!
– George Udosen
yesterday
@GeorgeUdosen : Tk; result above
– Akuzu
yesterday
runls -l /media/oitsuki/8a63f7aand add it also!
– George Udosen
yesterday
@GeorgeUdosen : Done
– Akuzu
yesterday
You need to give yourself ownership & permissions. See: askubuntu.com/questions/324705/…
– oldfred
yesterday
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I just installed a second ssd Kingston via KDE partition management. No problem on the install progress and partition
on the other hand when I run the file manager, I can not move folders, files.
Is there anything else to do, rights problem ?
There the kde partition information
/dev/sdb1 => ext4 => (lock image) /media/pseudo/8a63f7a..... => => 223.57Go => 60.03
unallocated => unknown => => => 2.57 Mio
the disk is mounted and the partition is written primary I have UUID number
I have a lock and it seems the problem, how to remove it.
If I look smart state : the result is :
Attribut : Read error Rate
Evaluation : N/A
Value : 100
thank you.
Note : if it's not clear let me know, I will complete the information.
sudo lsblk -f
NAME FSTYPE LABEL UUID MOUNTPOINT
loop0 squashf /snap/paintsupreme-3d/
loop1 squashf /snap/go/3080
loop2 squashf /snap/gtk-common-theme
loop3 squashf /snap/skype/60
loop4 squashf /snap/go/3095
loop5 squashf /snap/core/5897
loop6 squashf /snap/core/6130
loop7 squashf /snap/core/6034
loop8 squashf /snap/brave/44
loop9 squashf /snap/skype/66
loop10 squashf /snap/skype/63
loop11 squashf /snap/brave/34
loop12 squashf /snap/go/3039
sda
├─sda1 ext4 3bcf645d-bd3a-4954-ad0f-2b1d8c897d76 /
├─sda5 ext4 10619bd6-0eef-48f1-8017-a34e1ec11b70 /home
└─sda6 swap cfe2a316-951a-4831-b6dd-1b4cb8c24cb7 [SWAP]
sdb
└─sdb1 ext4 8a63f7a8-518f-49f6-b7de-5039f42ace00 /media/oitsuki/8a63f7a
ls -l /media/oitsuki/8a63f7a
ls: can not access '/media/oitsuki/ 8a63f7a': No file or folder of this type
ls -l oitsuki/
total 4
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 déc. 25 17:21 8a63f7a8-518f-49f6-b7de-5039f42ace00
ls -l 8a63f7a8-518f-49f6-b7de-5039f42ace00
total 16
drwx------ 2 root root 16384 déc. 25 17:21 lost+found
solution found :
sudo chmod -R a+rwX,o-w /media/oitsuki/
sudo chown -R oitsuki:oitsuki /media/oitsuki/
kubuntu ssd partitions
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I just installed a second ssd Kingston via KDE partition management. No problem on the install progress and partition
on the other hand when I run the file manager, I can not move folders, files.
Is there anything else to do, rights problem ?
There the kde partition information
/dev/sdb1 => ext4 => (lock image) /media/pseudo/8a63f7a..... => => 223.57Go => 60.03
unallocated => unknown => => => 2.57 Mio
the disk is mounted and the partition is written primary I have UUID number
I have a lock and it seems the problem, how to remove it.
If I look smart state : the result is :
Attribut : Read error Rate
Evaluation : N/A
Value : 100
thank you.
Note : if it's not clear let me know, I will complete the information.
sudo lsblk -f
NAME FSTYPE LABEL UUID MOUNTPOINT
loop0 squashf /snap/paintsupreme-3d/
loop1 squashf /snap/go/3080
loop2 squashf /snap/gtk-common-theme
loop3 squashf /snap/skype/60
loop4 squashf /snap/go/3095
loop5 squashf /snap/core/5897
loop6 squashf /snap/core/6130
loop7 squashf /snap/core/6034
loop8 squashf /snap/brave/44
loop9 squashf /snap/skype/66
loop10 squashf /snap/skype/63
loop11 squashf /snap/brave/34
loop12 squashf /snap/go/3039
sda
├─sda1 ext4 3bcf645d-bd3a-4954-ad0f-2b1d8c897d76 /
├─sda5 ext4 10619bd6-0eef-48f1-8017-a34e1ec11b70 /home
└─sda6 swap cfe2a316-951a-4831-b6dd-1b4cb8c24cb7 [SWAP]
sdb
└─sdb1 ext4 8a63f7a8-518f-49f6-b7de-5039f42ace00 /media/oitsuki/8a63f7a
ls -l /media/oitsuki/8a63f7a
ls: can not access '/media/oitsuki/ 8a63f7a': No file or folder of this type
ls -l oitsuki/
total 4
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 déc. 25 17:21 8a63f7a8-518f-49f6-b7de-5039f42ace00
ls -l 8a63f7a8-518f-49f6-b7de-5039f42ace00
total 16
drwx------ 2 root root 16384 déc. 25 17:21 lost+found
solution found :
sudo chmod -R a+rwX,o-w /media/oitsuki/
sudo chown -R oitsuki:oitsuki /media/oitsuki/
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Please runsudo lsblk -fand add to you question!
– George Udosen
yesterday
@GeorgeUdosen : Tk; result above
– Akuzu
yesterday
runls -l /media/oitsuki/8a63f7aand add it also!
– George Udosen
yesterday
@GeorgeUdosen : Done
– Akuzu
yesterday
You need to give yourself ownership & permissions. See: askubuntu.com/questions/324705/…
– oldfred
yesterday
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Please runsudo lsblk -fand add to you question!
– George Udosen
yesterday
@GeorgeUdosen : Tk; result above
– Akuzu
yesterday
runls -l /media/oitsuki/8a63f7aand add it also!
– George Udosen
yesterday
@GeorgeUdosen : Done
– Akuzu
yesterday
You need to give yourself ownership & permissions. See: askubuntu.com/questions/324705/…
– oldfred
yesterday
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Please run
sudo lsblk -f and add to you question!– George Udosen
yesterday
Please run
sudo lsblk -f and add to you question!– George Udosen
yesterday
@GeorgeUdosen : Tk; result above
– Akuzu
yesterday
@GeorgeUdosen : Tk; result above
– Akuzu
yesterday
run
ls -l /media/oitsuki/8a63f7a and add it also!– George Udosen
yesterday
run
ls -l /media/oitsuki/8a63f7a and add it also!– George Udosen
yesterday
@GeorgeUdosen : Done
– Akuzu
yesterday
@GeorgeUdosen : Done
– Akuzu
yesterday
You need to give yourself ownership & permissions. See: askubuntu.com/questions/324705/…
– oldfred
yesterday
You need to give yourself ownership & permissions. See: askubuntu.com/questions/324705/…
– oldfred
yesterday
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Please run
sudo lsblk -fand add to you question!– George Udosen
yesterday
@GeorgeUdosen : Tk; result above
– Akuzu
yesterday
run
ls -l /media/oitsuki/8a63f7aand add it also!– George Udosen
yesterday
@GeorgeUdosen : Done
– Akuzu
yesterday
You need to give yourself ownership & permissions. See: askubuntu.com/questions/324705/…
– oldfred
yesterday