Hi, I have installed Manjaro and used manual partition on setup so i can split my 1TB ssd. The second partition that i have made i just formatted to ext4 and that’s it. The problem that i am having now that i can’t really write into it. It has folder inside called “lost+found” and has a lock symbo…

“TL;DR” version Open up a terminal window and issue the following command… :arrow_down: lsblk -o NAME,UUID With the mouse, copy the UUID of the second partition. Next, create a directory inside your ${HOME}. :arrow_down: mkdir ~/Data The above presumes that you want to use ~/Data, because you m…

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I guess its a normal rights problem and the mountpoint is owned by ‘root’. sudo chown -R yourusername:yourusername /mnt/point/your/partition This should help you. But you have to edit this command to your requirements. So change ‘yourusername’ to the user who will be new owner and ‘/mnt/point/your…

[image] kisun: I guess its a normal rights problem and the mountpoint is owned by ‘root’. sudo chown -R yourusername:yourusername /mnt/point/your/partition This should help you. But you have to edit this command to your requirements. So change ‘yourusername’ to the user who will be new owner a…

Thank you for your reply. The problem is that i don’t have any folders inside mnt

[image] Mrgold: The problem is that i don’t have any folders inside mnt Please read my tutorial in post #3 . :wink:

I will try, but maybe it will be hard for me but i will give it a shot. TNX

TNX i will do that. What should i have done in the manual partition when i installed Manjaro to make things work on start? How should i have configured this partition instead of just format it to ext4?

[image] Mrgold: What should i have done in the manual partition when i installed Manjaro to make things work on start? How should i have configured this partition instead of just format it to ext4? Simply giving it a mountpoint under your home directory would probably have done the job, but …

Thank you very much for your help!

I can't access my second partition

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