Permisions problems on filesystem mounted in linux
Posted: 2. Mar 2009, 16:37
Hello,
I am using an intel macbook and am running Scientific Linux 4 in virtual box.
I managed to mount my mac filesystem in linux:
su -c "mount -t vboxsf -o uid=mhodgkin work /mnt/work"
but cannot create lockfiles:
lockfile: Try praying, giving up on "install_includes.lock"
which according to lockfile manual is a permissions problem. Also I cannot create symbolic links on the mounted mac filesystem. I am told:
creating symbolic link operation not permitted
Is there some option to pass to the mount command to fix both these issues or creating of symbolic links and lockfiles is not supportd by vboxsf filesystems?
Thanks,
Mark
I am using an intel macbook and am running Scientific Linux 4 in virtual box.
I managed to mount my mac filesystem in linux:
su -c "mount -t vboxsf -o uid=mhodgkin work /mnt/work"
but cannot create lockfiles:
lockfile: Try praying, giving up on "install_includes.lock"
which according to lockfile manual is a permissions problem. Also I cannot create symbolic links on the mounted mac filesystem. I am told:
creating symbolic link operation not permitted
Is there some option to pass to the mount command to fix both these issues or creating of symbolic links and lockfiles is not supportd by vboxsf filesystems?
Thanks,
Mark