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There is a good reason for that. It would destroy the integrity of the image. Also if you could write to the image just think what a virus could do to it.
There is a good reason for that. It would destroy the integrity of the image. Also if you could write to the image just think what a virus could do to it.
Ok Wolfgang I might try to find out from the fellow who sent me that how to do that with the copy write stuff.
Yes all I wanted to do and what I thought would be easy would to access the My Music library in the image and copy / paste it to the C: drive library.
It is just I cannot "open" the image out to do that I just didn't want to use the whole image as I think there are problems in there that caused me to reinstall, plus ripping them all again was not a pleasant thought.
I am a little confused as to why the image should be made read only or some such apart from someone else trying to access it.
One option I did think of was using a Ubuntu boot and transferring the music that way but it is going to have to wait until tomorrow now as Iit is get ready for work time