Hi all,
Lately I have grown tired of seeing "Untitled" underneath my Windows drive when in OS X. Before I tried partitioning in Disk Utility before running boot camp. Boot Camp though did not like the partition and so I was forced to repartition the drive. I have tried this both on my MBP and my MP, using a second internal disc on the MP.
What I am looking to do is to change permissions on the drive so I can rename it in terminal. I just don't know what I would need to enter into the command line to do this.
This is what I got o far. After entering my password it looks like it has executed, but says Read only file..
synth3tiks-computer:/Volumes synth3tik$ mv Untitled Vista
mv: rename Untitled to Vista: Read-only file system
synth3tiks-computer:/Volumes synth3tik$ sudo mv Untitled Vista
Password:
mv: rename Untitled to Vista: Read-only file system
Is it even possible or would it totally screw up windows, or worse OS X?
Thanks in advance.
Lately I have grown tired of seeing "Untitled" underneath my Windows drive when in OS X. Before I tried partitioning in Disk Utility before running boot camp. Boot Camp though did not like the partition and so I was forced to repartition the drive. I have tried this both on my MBP and my MP, using a second internal disc on the MP.
What I am looking to do is to change permissions on the drive so I can rename it in terminal. I just don't know what I would need to enter into the command line to do this.
This is what I got o far. After entering my password it looks like it has executed, but says Read only file..
synth3tiks-computer:/Volumes synth3tik$ mv Untitled Vista
mv: rename Untitled to Vista: Read-only file system
synth3tiks-computer:/Volumes synth3tik$ sudo mv Untitled Vista
Password:
mv: rename Untitled to Vista: Read-only file system
Is it even possible or would it totally screw up windows, or worse OS X?
Thanks in advance.