I have had my documents on a separate partition, so that I can access it from other os, using NTFS. It has worked fairly well until yesterday when I upgraded to ubuntu 24. I wonder if the spec for /etc/fstab has changed for NTFS partitions.
Mount is ignoring all the following options:
user_id=1000group_id=1000uid=1000useruserswhich had worked for version 22 LTS. Now my disk is mounted for root only, and it becomes write-protected.
There are lots of questions and answers regarding this, but none work, it seems that ubuntu is ignoring all the user related options on /etc/fstab. The numeric representation of my user and group are still 1000
How can I fix it? what am I missing?
Btw, I am not allowed to chown the drive either, it's working as a read-only drive. So, I don't even have a workaround
@david I don't know the answer to your question, but here the relevant fstab entry:
UUID=040F72B75A4D2939 /home/joaquin/Documents auto nofail,nls=iso8859-1,permissions,auto,exec,uid=1000,user_id=1000,group_id=1000,umask=000,users 0 0It has a lot of dumb options because I've been trying to brute force some functioning working parameter. Disk is write protected from both Nautilus and Dolphin.