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Are you having an error in the \u201cRead-Only File System\u201d while trying to edit a file on your Ubuntu machine? If that is the case, this guide has been designed especially for you.<\/p>\n

Ubuntu\u2019s File System, while being easy to understand and use, allows users to change the configuration according to their needs. One such feature is setting the access type for the entire file system. File System can have changeable Read-Write access, but the access cannot be changed with the normal \u201cchmod<\/strong>\u201d command.<\/p>\n

The reason is that the File System\u2019s access is defined at the time of mounting. Therefore, getting the error \u201cRead-Only File\u201d means the File System was mounted using Read-only permissions. This guide will explain how to change the File System\u2019s permissions and fix the error \u201cRead-Only File System.\u201d<\/p>\n\n

Let\u2019s get started.<\/p>\n

How to Change Read-Only File System to Read-Write in Ubuntu?<\/h2>\n

To change a File System from \u201cRead-Only\u201d to \u201cRead-Write,\u201d you must unmount the file system and remount it again while allowing Read-Write access permissions. To do this, you can determine the file system causing the error and then use either the command prompt or the GUI to remount it.<\/p>\n

Although the GUI method involves running a Disk-Check\/Repair on the file system, it can be useful for various errors involving the File System or Disk in Ubuntu. Let\u2019s discuss these methods in detail.<\/p>\n

Remount File System Using Command-Line<\/h2>\n

To remount the File System using the command, you need first to get the \u201cDevice Name\u201d of the File System. To do this, log into your Ubuntu, open up a new terminal session, and run the following command inside.<\/p>\n

sudo fdisk -l<\/pre>\n
This command will check all the disks attached to your Ubuntu machine and list their details on the terminal.<\/p>\n
\"How<\/a><\/p>\n
From this list, find the device name of your File System. By default behavior, It should be in the \u201c\/dev\/sda<\/strong>\u201d tab.<\/p>\n
\"How<\/a><\/p>\n
As you can see in the image above, the device name of the File System is \u201c\/dev\/sda2\/<\/strong>\u201d for boot and \u201c\/dev\/sda3\/<\/strong> for File System root. However, for you, it might be different. Therefore, make sure to use your device name in the upcoming commands.<\/p>\n
The next step is to run a \u201cFile System Check,\u201d which can sometimes fix the \u201cRead-Only File System\u201d if it is caused by an ambiguity in the File System\u2019s configs file. To do this, run the following command in the terminal.<\/p>\n
sudo fsck -f \/dev\/sda2<\/pre>\n
Once that is done, the next step is to use the \u201cmount\u201d command with the remount option to remount your File System. The command template is as follows.<\/p>\n
sudo mount -o remount,[persimmon] [device] [mount point]<\/pre>\n
If your File System is separate for boot and File System Root, you should choose the mount point accordingly. Otherwise, you can simply run the following command.<\/p>\n
sudo mount -o remount,rw \/dev\/sda2 \/boot\/efi<\/pre>\n
While running these commands, you will be prompted to provide the root user\u2019s password. Therefore, type that in the terminal and then press the \u201cEnter<\/strong>\u201d key.<\/p>\n
\"How<\/a><\/p>\n
Once that is done, you must reboot your Ubuntu operating system by typing \u201creboot<\/strong>\u201d in the terminal.<\/p>\n
Additional Information: <\/strong>For \u201c\/dev\/sda3\/,\u201d\u00a0 the command for remounting will be:<\/p>\n
sudo mount -o remount,rw \/dev\/sda3<\/p>\n
Use GUI to Run Disk Repair on File System<\/h2>\n
The second method uses the GUI tools Disks (Available on GNOME) to run a disk repair on the File system. This is helpful in case the error is caused due to corruption in the config file of the File System. Click the \u201cApplication<\/strong>\u201d icon on your Ubuntu Desktop to do this.<\/p>\n
\"How<\/a><\/p>\n
Within the Applications Tray, search for \u201cDisks<\/strong>\u201d and click on its icon to launch the Disk GUI Tool for Ubuntu.<\/p>\n
\"How<\/a><\/p>\n
Once inside the Disks Application, choose your primary Hard Disk from the left-side navigation panel to show its different file systems on the Explorer Tab.<\/p>\n
\"How<\/a><\/p>\n
After that, in the right-side explorer screen, click on the File System that you want to repair and then click on the tiny \u201cGear\u201d Icon.<\/p>\n
\"How<\/a><\/p>\n
After that, a new option list will appear, from which you will select \u201cRepair File System.\u201d<\/p>\n
\"\"<\/a><\/p>\n
After that, wait for the Disks application to run a complete disk check and repair. Once that is done, reboot your Ubuntu and freely use your File System.<\/p>\n
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What Causes the \u201cRead-Only File System\u201d Error in Ubuntu?<\/h2>\n
If the File System\u2019s access permission is set to \u201cRead-only,\u201d then making any changes in the files placed within the file system prompts the error \u201cRead-Only File System.\u201d However, there are other reasons for this error, including corrupt or incorrect config files of the File System.<\/p>\n
The config file can be corrupted by improper shutdown of your Ubuntu machine. Additionally, removing the portal storage device while the file system is in use can also corrupt the configuration if the file system is placed in a portable storage.<\/p>\n
Conclusion<\/h2>\n
There are numerous reasons why you should change the file system access permission from \u201cRead-Only\u201d to \u201cRead-Write.\u201d However, the most common reason is an unwanted error \u201cRead-Only File\u201d when trying to make changes in the File stored inside your Ubuntu.<\/p>\n
To change the access permissions, you must remount the File system using the \u201cmount\u201d command while ensuring that the access permissions are set to \u201crw\u201d or Read-Write. This is because the access permissions for the File system are different from those for individual files that can be changed using the \u201cchmod\u201d command.<\/p>\n
Another solution is to run a \u201cRepair File System\u201d scan on the current file system, as it will change the access permissions while trying to repair any errors related to the File System in Ubuntu. You can run the \u201cRepair\u201d scan using Ubuntu’s \u201cDisks\u201d application.<\/p>\n
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