How can I get writing access to mounted sd-card?
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When having mounted a fat32 formatted 32GB sd card to the folder /media/myfolder with the command
sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sda /media/myfoldersda in my case found with the command fdisk -l
I can correctly read all my files on the sd card, but cannot get write access in order to add files or modify them.
It would be a great feature to synchronize my phablet files with the ones on the sd card...
Is there actually a solution?
pixel 3axl focal rc -
Probly the permissions are not allowing it, try:
sudo chmod 777 /media/myfolder -
@tera thank you for your answer!
...what I tried:
sudo mount -rw -t vfat /dev/sda /media/myfolder
...and after sucessfully mounting
sudo chmod -v -R 777 /media/myfolder
...all folders/ files in /media/myfolder were shown (in terminal!) as being changed from rwx rx rx ---> to rwx rwx rwx.
So, full of hope, I opened my phone's filemanager and tried to change a file's name in /media/myfolder...
...but neither adding a file nor changing its name was accepted by the system...no write access! Also, of course, the contents of files couldn't be changed by e.g. Seabass2-app.
In spite of the permission changes signaled by the terminal, the files on the SD-card obviously remained unchanged.
Had no success also when trying a mount-folder in /home/phablet/myfolder...The files on the SD card were written by myself with the "external storage"-app on the same phone. So I should be the owner/ root of the files...
What's wrong with my trials?