So I had a little fiasco today starting with making myself the owner of my boot volume (not a good idea, btw)
When I did that, I had my FreeAgent GoFlex Drive 1TB drive in my computer, and it screwed up the entire permissions of it. When I try to open it, it says 'You do not have sufficient permissions to see the contents of this drive' or something like that. I know what it means---I just need a way to fix it.
I did a quick 'ls' on the Volumes folder and the permissions for the drive was this:
d---------@ 25 918 Jul 20 10:16 FreeAgent GoFlex Drive
Same thing had happened to my Macintosh HD. But I can't do a permissions repair through disk utility on it because it doesn't have Mac OS X on it. I've tried chown....don't exactly know how to use it, but it keeps saying 'Operation not permitted'.
Are there any terminal commands I could do to fix it? It has valuable and sensitive data on it -- well, today, anything does.
Thanks a lot.
--H
When I did that, I had my FreeAgent GoFlex Drive 1TB drive in my computer, and it screwed up the entire permissions of it. When I try to open it, it says 'You do not have sufficient permissions to see the contents of this drive' or something like that. I know what it means---I just need a way to fix it.
I did a quick 'ls' on the Volumes folder and the permissions for the drive was this:
d---------@ 25 918 Jul 20 10:16 FreeAgent GoFlex Drive
Same thing had happened to my Macintosh HD. But I can't do a permissions repair through disk utility on it because it doesn't have Mac OS X on it. I've tried chown....don't exactly know how to use it, but it keeps saying 'Operation not permitted'.
Are there any terminal commands I could do to fix it? It has valuable and sensitive data on it -- well, today, anything does.
Thanks a lot.
--H