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Add Read/Write Permission to Partition

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How can you change add Read/Write access to a partition? It was made on Windows, in a exFAT format.

When I have it mounted on system startup, I cd into /mnt/myuuid, I got read access, but not write access unless I use sudo. However, I want to make it so I don't need sudo.

I ran:

sudo chown -v root:root /mnt/uuid

in sudo su, but it said:

chown: changing ownership of '/mnt/uuid': Operation not permitted
failed to change ownership of '/mnt/uuid' from root:root to user:user

How to fix?

try to add `rw` flag to `/etc/fstab`'s string
cn flag
wdym? I don't have that string...
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