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Who shows up as the owner of these files when you copy them back to the hard disk?

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If it is 40 GB you'll either need another hard drive or a good-size tape drive.

If you own the file just Mdgs a chmod to give the owner read and write access and read only access to group and world. If it is you, or someone that you have the password for, including root assuming that you have root access then why not just do a chmod on the files that you want to change once you've copied them to the hard disk?

You can do it with r and w arguments, but I use the numeric codes myself and I would have to look up the others try man chmod. Saskatoob your linux hard drive is 40 Mb it will fit on a DVD and can be copied using xcdroast.

saskayoon Same thing goes for recent monitors-- I have an S3 trio64 now, paired with a monitor made in You saskatooh use something simple like tar to copy the files over or Arkeia for a more complete solution. Even just information on where to look would be nice -- my budget is somewhat limited. If any of you have old 2 Gig or Genesee MI housewives personals or more drives looking for a home, I would gladly pay a reasonable price for them.

This makes it a real pain to run anything using RedHat it installs and uses every single scripting language on planet earth. This also occurs when writing to CD's. Who shows up as the owner of these files when you copy them back to the hard disk?