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I am currently running cruchbang off of my live cd as in right now.
I had planned on installing it to a one of my older hardrives.
I currently have 4 hardrives connected to the system 3 of which I had planned to copy and paste
data to the 4th hardrive.
2 of these hardrives had windows xp home and the third has 98.
I could not remember the password to any of these windows systems which is paritally why i turned to crunchbang.
MY PROBLEM
I can not copy and paste any information to my 4th larger hardrive.
When i right click on a files (that is on one of my hardrives) it always says that i can read and execute but writing is usually not there. I am assuming that is the source of my problem.
When I try to change the permission to give myself access to writing it usually says access denied.
Is their a way that I can give my self all file rights to all files ?
I looked and I did not see any similar issues,
any help would be appreciated.
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You can access the pcman -filemanager with root priviledges from the main menu under Tools & Utilities > PCMan File Manager (root).
Be careful, you can easily delete something important with root priviledges. 
Or maybe the drive in question is formatted using NTFS?
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the root privileges thing worked thank you.
I am not sure what file system i am using.
I would guess that the 2 xp drives are ntfs
and 98 is fat36.
Is there a way i can find this out?
Also I am trying to install cb to my 98 hardrive, but going through installation it does not see any partitions to install on. Do you know what could cause this?
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