Permissions for second HDD

How can i set permissions so that an other User cannot see entrys (Files) on an second HDD

You as owner with R&W, everyone with no access.

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Hi people.
Here's the deal. My external 160 GB LaCie-drive (same type of drive that Emmet posted about recently) is divided into two partitions; one that I want to keep public and one that I back-up my private things to.
Now I had a whim about permissions and realized that if I would change permissions on "group" to exclude "everyone" yet still keeping myself set to "read and write", maybe I could keep other users from being able to read the files on that partition when logged in.
Well, it didn't quite work the way I wanted. Couldn't read any file on that partition (each folder claimed to be empty) and I couldn't change back the permissions. So I removed it from my desktop and now when I plug it back in, only the first partition shows up.
In Disk Utilities both drives show up, but the second one (the one I manipulated) has the standard unidentified file icon, and claims to be empty (when I click "Info"). There is nothing wrong with the drive itself, obviously, since the repaircheck says the drive is without errors.
So my question is What do I do? Is there like a UNIX-command for fixing the permissions or something?
Would appreciate help.
Sebastian
iMac G5, 1,8 mHz, 20", 160 GB HDD Mac OS X (10.4.3) 1 GB RAM, external LaCie 160 GB, additional LaCie 40 GB
iMac G5, 1,8 mHz 20", 160 GB HDD, 1 GB RAM Mac OS X (10.4.3) AirPort Express, external LaCie 160 GB, additional LaCie 40 GB

enigma
Not that bad I think. Start the terminal and type the following:
sudo chown -R youruser_name:your_username /Volumes/Florenz
substitute the "yourusername" part of the above with your actual user name. Press return, key in your password and press return again. Then type:
sudo chmod -R u=rwx /Volumes/Florenz
Press return and then:
sudo chmod -R go=--- /Volumes/Florenz
Press return. This should return the ownership of the drive to you with read, write and execute privileges but nothing to group and others.
You messed things up by changing the group to "everyone".

M93p FRU / part no. for second HDD in SFF

Hello all; I'm in the Toronto area in Canada and am having a very hard time searching for the FRU / Part No. and ordering something that seems to be very well documented at Lenovo in regards to installation. I have spoken with Lenovo Support (who suggested that I 'Google' for the part no. since they could not find it - gee... thanks Lenovo) and have spoken with a Lenovo Business Partner, of whom I deal with for servers and such - and they seem to be at a loss. This is what I've come up with so far: This is what it looks like... [Search for: lenovo-desktop-tower-thinkcentre-m93-m93p-internal-detail-7.jpg] Note the 2.5" metal 'cage' and blue 2.5" HDD carrier...I Will need the metal cage and blue plastic bracket. Does not seem to be listed in the 'parts' list - but there are plenty of 'install' manual referring to this part(s). [http://download.lenovo.com/parts/ThinkCentre/m93_m93p_mini_tower_form_factor_06212013.pdf] Here is an installation video referring to a 'Secondary Hard Drive Mount' - Skip to the 30 second mark. http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/videos/pd028086 NOTE: The title is "[VIDEO] HARD DISK DRIVE INSTALLATION MOVIE - THINKCENTRE M83, M93, M93P (SMALL FORM FACTOR)" This is the written version of 'Secondary Hard Drive Installation' http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/documents/pd027387 NOTE: The title is "INSTALLING OR REPLACING THE SECONDARY HARD DISK DRIVE - THINKCENTRE M83, M93, M93P (SMALL FORM FACTOR)" All I've found is definitely what I need... but to order, I need the FRU/Part-No. and I have not found any. [RANT] Yes - I've searched the Forum - there seems to be only one other 'hit' and the Part No. is not Canadian/North American... so my Lenovo 'contacts' simply ask me to provide 'them' with another part no.... Isn't Lenovo support/ordering supposed to be able to get a part no. for me? Lenovo... How am I supposed to provide a Part No. that is located somewhere in 'your' data base? Loved the ThinkCenter's, Xservers and ThinkPads and the support when it was all IBM... but during the last few years - I'm finding it harder and harder to recommend to my Clients (and my self) to use/stick with Lenovo. Used to hate finding Dell parts; but the last few years - it's been easy stuff and the support is pretty good too... come on Lenovo! FYI - been searching for almost a month for these parts. Sorry for the rant; but frankly, I'm super disappointed in Lenovo in the fact that 'I' have to find a part no. for something that seems so well documented. Also, Lenovo has instruction manuals WITHOUT giving a part no's. I don't seem to have any means of locating a part no. I'm also super mad at the amount of time I've spent trying, in good faith, to find a part no. while Lenovo support / reps / etc. lend 0% help towards.

Hello
I dont know the part number. Here it is a user to user forum and you will not find an notebook technician or ASP here.
In your case I would contact the nearest ASP. They can tell you the part number and order for you.
On the Toshiba website you can search for authorized service provider.
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I dont know the part number. Here it is a user to user forum and you will not find an notebook technician or ASP here.
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Hi!
First of all sorry for my bad English. =((
I have a toshiba SATELLITE P200-1I4 and question is: can I install one more (additional) HDD. Or there is only one SATA slot in this laptop? Unfortunately laptop is not near me now, and I can't remove back panel and see it.
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The Satellite A200-1S5 does NOT support RAID!!!
But some A200 could use two HDDs (but NOT RAID!!!) There are different A200 models which supports different hardware specifications.
Therefore you can find the second bay at the bottom of the unit.
But if there is no connector for second HDD then this means that there is no second HDD controller and you cannot use second HDD in this A200!!!
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I'm looking for some informations about installing second HDD into my laptop.
Laptop does have an "empty/spare" bay for second HDD, but there are no disk connectors in bay. So there is no easy way for upgrading.
So I've looked over the net, and as far as i know i have two options:
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Q2) Is possible to connect two hard drrives onto one SATA motherboard connector?
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hi petrusko_1,
i cant believer that there is space for a second hdd without connector...are you sure?
can you upload a picture?
- to your first question: do you have the whole number at hands (starting with PSPBUE-)?
this number indicates what hardware/software is inside (ram, hdd, grafics etc)
- second one with the sata issue: one connector = one drive
if you are shure that there is only one connector in your machine you wont be able to connect 2 drives to this single connector.
soldering another connector to the mainboard is dangerous and its doubtful that it will work afterwards....
your idea with using the second connector of the odd (optical disk drive) isnt bad...
maybe it is a baymodule available where you can put in the sec. hdd and install it to the odd bay....
btw: the sata controller doesnt care if there is a hdd or odd attached....

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Hamper wrote:
I was wondering then, as I don't have a Time Capsule, whether it would be possible to dedicate the second HDD for exclusive use of Time Machine, backing everything up?
Anyway, would splitting the two work and would it be easily achievable with existing tools in OS X?
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Yes. The following videos may help you for a starting point:
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and the folloing caddy will work:
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If you dontt have such a connector, you cant install a second HDD. Furthermore you cant buy such a SATA connector because they are fixed/soldered on mainboard.
So your only option is exchanging the HDD with another model. As I wrote you can take a 500GB model. It must be a 2.5 HDD with SATA interface.
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> but not the connectors.
So the case is claer: If you dont have a second SATA connector, you cant install a second HDD.
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There is a place for it but no sata connection on the mother board where can i find this connector

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