i use debian sid recently i resized /dev/hda1 (winxp preinstalled in the notebook) in order to have more space available for my documents (my debian is on /dev/hda4) the new partition, /dev/hda5, should be mounted on /home/myuser/documents, a dir which has permissions 770 and owner myuser.myuser i wrote a new record in /etc/fstab: /dev/hda5 /home/myuser/documents ext3 defaults,user 0 0 the problem is that any time i reboot, permission and ownership on /home/myuser/documents are changed: root.root and 755, if i umount (as root) the partition the previous settings are restored (/home/myuser/documents 770 myuser.myuser) i read carefully man mount but could not find a solution, i changed several times the record relevant to /dev/hda5, now i have: /dev/hda5 /home/myuser/documents ext3 defaults,user,exec,dev,suid,grpid but cannot get ownership myuser.myuser, permissions 770. what should be the solution to this problem? (well, one could be lvm .... but i'd like to avoid messing around with a kernel which is already heavily patched) thanks aldo
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