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I'm developing a cross-plattform application that is delivered an run dirctly form an USB stick. As FAT32 ist the only FS working well for this (rw on windos/linux/mac) we use it as the FS for the stick.

My Problem is that from Ubuntu 10.4 -> 10.10 something changed at mounting the stick is mounted with

files: rw-rw-r directories: rwxrwxr-x

and (that is really strange) the Win32 Version of the application app.exe: rwxrwxr-x

I tried for quit a while to find out where this is configured but could not find it - simple udev rule with MODE="0777" simpyl gets ignored.

Any kind of idea help is very, very welcome, as not being able to find a solution for this is a real show stopper.

thanks in advance and kind regards, Chris

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udev rules apply to device nodes (/dev/*), not to mounted filesystems (which are handled by something entirely different). – grawity Jan 17 '11 at 13:20
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I fail to understand the problem. You have read, write, and execute access already. What do you want to change? – psusi Jan 17 '11 at 15:39
Tracked the Problem to the udev settings - there are rules defined how the devies should be configured when hot plugging them. Will post the details when i finally have a solution. – Christian Hubinger Apr 13 '11 at 13:03
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