“But ofcourse things can never be as easy as they seem. After
doing this I didn’t have write access to some of my personal
folders in Ubuntu. The folders that were linked to personal folder
in Vista were read only, all the other folders on the FAT32
partition adhered to rules I had set in /etc/fstab… I still don’t
really know what’s causing this problem but I have found a way to
fix it. The answer is really quite simple but it’s not something
you’d expect.”
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