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sir, I am a new user of Ubuntu 12.04. I faced a problem, my Ubuntu 12.04 has two user one is administrator and another is sudo user. I have 3 partition one Ubuntu file system and rest two partition is NTFS partition. When i mount these partition as a administrator then the sudo user can't see those partitions, if i mount these partition as a sudo user then the administrator can't see those partitions. Please help me and guide to solve this problem.my HDD partition picture

Rakesh
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    sudo is superuser and should be able to browse and see any folder. What method are you using to mount them and what do you want to do with them using superuser rights? – chesedo Jul 12 '13 at 15:37
  • "one is administrator and another is sudo user": is not clear. Any sudo-user is an administrator of the system. – guntbert Jul 12 '13 at 16:23
  • But sudo user can't see any extended partition in his user account. So please tell me how to automount on startup. – Rakesh Jul 15 '13 at 05:54

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First thing to do is to make an fstab entry for the drive(s)

Then create a new group, add the users to the group, and then recursively modify permissions on the drive to according to your needs.

Mitch
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