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Thanks to those who've responded!

So I'm combining two of the emails that I've acted upon:

=46irst:=20
>/dev/xpt0?

>--=20
>Maxim Konovalov

Second:


> If you su to root, mount it, then unmount it, and then try to mount it as
> the regular user, does that work?
>
> Robert N M Watson


OK, I've added the follwing lines to my devfs.conf:

own     xpt0    root:usb #gid of those who need to mount a usb device
perm    xpt0    0660

so now I get this:

# ll /dev/ | grep xpt0
crw-rw----  1 root  usb       104,   0  1 =EB=FE=F2 23:46 xpt0

this looks good, but I still can't mount the /dev/da0s1 without su rights.

Then I do a su, mount the device, unmount it - and now I can mount the devi=
ce=20
without su rights....

OK, that sort of works, but the su part really has to go....  How can I fix=
=20
that?

=2D-=20
Best regards,

Stan Sorochan