
- #Mount a drive new daemon tools access denied install#
- #Mount a drive new daemon tools access denied manual#
- #Mount a drive new daemon tools access denied password#
#Mount a drive new daemon tools access denied manual#
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#Mount a drive new daemon tools access denied install#
If your laptop has no drive and you need to install the operating system, bootable USB device is the perfect solution.Then you can run sudo fdisk -l or sudo blkid to identify which /dev/sdXX partition is your external drive.
#Mount a drive new daemon tools access denied password#
It will ask for your password and then you will have a command prompt for the desktop. If the drive isn't already mounted, you can have the Desktop mount it so you can use it by running ssh from the laptop (assuming avilella is your desktop username and 192.168.0.2 is the desktop IP). For example, on the laptop: nano /home/avilella/.gvfs/sftp_for_desktop/media/externaldrive/some_text_file. The remote filesystem is mounted in /home/yourusername/.gvfs/, so you can can use command line tools too. You will be able to see all the files on your Desktop and access your drive remotely under the /media/ folder. You will be asked for your username and password for the Desktop. Optionally, you can check Add bookmark and enter a name to have it always show up in the sidebar. For service type, select SSH and put in the IP address of the computer the disk is connected to for the Server field. Click the File menu and then Connect to server. Then on the machine you want to access the files from (the laptop in this case), Open nautilus. You can use SFTP, which uses the more secure ssh (encrypts everything, including login credentials), and seems to be faster than the protocols that Takkat's answer uses.įirst, on the machine with the Disk connected to it (the Desktop in this case), install the ssh package.
