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I cannot move files to the trash in ubuntu
Trash works on NTFS when mounted by Nautilus, but not when automounted via /etc/fstabHow to move my Trash into /tmp or automatically empty trash on reboot?How to enable trash for NFS mounts?Can't move files to trash without any permission issuesHow to move file into trash from a mounted diretory with symlink?Nautilus Cannot Move Files to Trash When Trash is in eCryptfs / Files are on a Different Drive“Move to trash” not workingCan not move files to trash from ext4 partitionCan't delete items from trash on additional harddrive.Files not showing in Trash
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I have a HDD with a ext4 partition reserved just for files, and when I try to put some file in the trash, It will show me the error:
I already check for this, and try 
But when I did this. It will appear the following message error while I try to mount the partition:
I have other disk partition that contain windows and there I don't get the problem neither in my ubuntu partition. Can you help me please?
partitions trash
asked Sep 25 at 20:07
José MarínJosé Marín
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I have a HDD with a ext4 partition reserved just for files, and when I try to put some file in the trash, It will show me the error:
I already check for this, and try
But when I did this. It will appear the following message error while I try to mount the partition:
I have other disk partition that contain windows and there I don't get the problem neither in my ubuntu partition. Can you help me please?
partitions trash
asked Sep 25 at 20:07
José MarínJosé Marín
1335 bronze badges
add a comment
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I have a HDD with a ext4 partition reserved just for files, and when I try to put some file in the trash, It will show me the error:
I already check for this, and try
But when I did this. It will appear the following message error while I try to mount the partition:
I have other disk partition that contain windows and there I don't get the problem neither in my ubuntu partition. Can you help me please?
partitions trash
asked Sep 25 at 20:07
José MarínJosé Marín
1335 bronze badges
I have a HDD with a ext4 partition reserved just for files, and when I try to put some file in the trash, It will show me the error:
I already check for this, and try
But when I did this. It will appear the following message error while I try to mount the partition:
I have other disk partition that contain windows and there I don't get the problem neither in my ubuntu partition. Can you help me please?
partitions trash
partitions trash
asked Sep 25 at 20:07
José MarínJosé Marín
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asked Sep 25 at 20:07
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It seems sda8 is not formatted or damaged. You can format a drive (create basic filesystem structures) by running
mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda8
If it's damaged you can try to recover important files from that partition (if any) and then format it hopeing that this will fix the issue.
answered Sep 26 at 12:18
poldi1405poldi1405
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Thank you for you reply. The partition is not damaged because when I remove the code: "uid = 1000" from the disk option it turns back to the normal. But I still don't have the option to put the files on the trash, it only allows delete them.
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It seems sda8 is not formatted or damaged. You can format a drive (create basic filesystem structures) by running
mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda8
If it's damaged you can try to recover important files from that partition (if any) and then format it hopeing that this will fix the issue.
answered Sep 26 at 12:18
poldi1405poldi1405
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Thank you for you reply. The partition is not damaged because when I remove the code: "uid = 1000" from the disk option it turns back to the normal. But I still don't have the option to put the files on the trash, it only allows delete them.
– José Marín
Sep 27 at 5:09
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It seems sda8 is not formatted or damaged. You can format a drive (create basic filesystem structures) by running
mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda8
If it's damaged you can try to recover important files from that partition (if any) and then format it hopeing that this will fix the issue.
answered Sep 26 at 12:18
poldi1405poldi1405
364 bronze badges
Thank you for you reply. The partition is not damaged because when I remove the code: "uid = 1000" from the disk option it turns back to the normal. But I still don't have the option to put the files on the trash, it only allows delete them.
– José Marín
Sep 27 at 5:09
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It seems sda8 is not formatted or damaged. You can format a drive (create basic filesystem structures) by running
mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda8
If it's damaged you can try to recover important files from that partition (if any) and then format it hopeing that this will fix the issue.
answered Sep 26 at 12:18
poldi1405poldi1405
364 bronze badges
It seems sda8 is not formatted or damaged. You can format a drive (create basic filesystem structures) by running
mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda8
If it's damaged you can try to recover important files from that partition (if any) and then format it hopeing that this will fix the issue.
answered Sep 26 at 12:18
poldi1405poldi1405
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answered Sep 26 at 12:18
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answered Sep 26 at 12:18
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Thank you for you reply. The partition is not damaged because when I remove the code: "uid = 1000" from the disk option it turns back to the normal. But I still don't have the option to put the files on the trash, it only allows delete them.
– José Marín
Sep 27 at 5:09
add a comment
|
Thank you for you reply. The partition is not damaged because when I remove the code: "uid = 1000" from the disk option it turns back to the normal. But I still don't have the option to put the files on the trash, it only allows delete them.
– José Marín
Sep 27 at 5:09
Thank you for you reply. The partition is not damaged because when I remove the code: "uid = 1000" from the disk option it turns back to the normal. But I still don't have the option to put the files on the trash, it only allows delete them.
– José Marín
Sep 27 at 5:09
Thank you for you reply. The partition is not damaged because when I remove the code: "uid = 1000" from the disk option it turns back to the normal. But I still don't have the option to put the files on the trash, it only allows delete them.
– José Marín
Sep 27 at 5:09
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