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18-Oct-2008, 01:17 PM #1
how to store music in amarok from vista partiton?
how can i get amarok to keep my music in it(like WMP) from my vista partiton, i dont really want to have to go through all the folder just to play my music, thanks
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19-Oct-2008, 06:01 PM #2
If the partition has been mounted the content should be readable, therefore playable, if you are in root.

If you are not in root just make the music folder in the Vista partition to have the same ownership of the user you log in with the Linux. Mount the partition manually if you have to.

Some Linux like Slax family will mount the partition automatically, give root access and you can play and change the music without any bother.
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