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Cannot chmod for a folder from other hard disk

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I have a SSD and a HDD in my laptop. Ubuntu is in SSD. The HDD is divided to 2 partition. 500GB for window and 500GB for both with FAT format (called DATA). I must work with sudo each time I work on the DATA.

I have a folder in DATA is image. I try to chmod: sudo chmod 777 -R image but It does not work although no error logged.

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FAT filesystem does not have filesystem permissions. They are simulated with mount options on Linux to make it feel like Posix filesystem. See `man 8 mount` for vfat mount options.
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Try mounting the partition with `sudo mount -t vfat -o umask=000 /dev/sdXY /mnt/fat` but adjust to suit your partition and chosen mount point. Once you are happy add the equivalent entry to fstab
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