I'm formatting an usb so for this I run the following commnands:

First umount the device: sudo umount /run/media/myuser/folder_where_is_mounted (I'm runing manjaro and is in /run where devices are connected)

Second Format the usb:  sudo mkfs.vfat -I /dev/sdc (sdc is the device I want to format)

Third I create a folder for use as mountpoint:  sudo mkdir -p /run/media/myuser/turid

After that I have set permissions and owner: sudo chown myuser:myuser /run/media/myuser/turid && sudo chmod -R 777 /run/media/myuser/turid

And finally I mount the device: sudo mount /dev/sdc /run/media/myuser/turid

And when I try to copy in file manager a file I get the message "Permission denied" even when the owner is myuser and I have rights to create and remove.

I have noticed that when I unplug and plug again it creates a new folder (as normal) and mounts the device with the same permissions and I can copy (as is normal and right). So anyone can help me to explain this?

I'm formatting an USB pen drive. For this I run the following commands:

First umount the device: 
sudo umount /run/media/myuser/folder_where_is_mounted (I'm runing manjaro and is in /run where devices are connected)

Second Format the pen drive: 
sudo mkfs.vfat -I /dev/sdc (sdc is the device I want to format)

Third I create a folder for use as mountpoint: 
sudo mkdir -p /run/media/myuser/turid

After that I have set permissions and owner: sudo chown myuser:myuser /run/media/myuser/turid && sudo chmod -R 777 /run/media/myuser/turid

And finally I mount the device: sudo mount /dev/sdc /run/media/myuser/turid

And when I try to copy in file manager a file I get the message "Permission denied" even when the owner is myuser and I have rights to create and remove.

I have noticed that when I unplug and plug again it creates a new folder (as normal) and mounts the device with the same permissions and I can copy (as is normal and right). So anyone can help me to explain this?

I'm formating an usb so for this I run the following commnands:

First umount the devide: sudo umount /run/media/myuser/folder_where_is_mounted (I'm runing manjaro and is in /run where devices are connected)

Second Format the usb: sudo mkfs.vfat -I /dev/sdc (sdc is the device I want to format)

Third I create a folder for use as mountpoint: sudo mkdir -p /run/media/myuser/turid

After that I have set permissions and owner: sudo chown myuser:myuser /run/media/myuser/turid && sudo chmod -R 777 /run/media/myuser/turid

And finally I mount the device: sudo mount /dev/sdc /run/media/myuser/turid

And when I try to copy in file manager a file I get the message "Permission denied" even when the owner is myuser and I have rights to create and remove.

I have noticed that when unplug and plug again it creates a new folder(as normal) and mount the device with the same permissions and I can copy (as is normal and right). So anyone can help me to explain this? Thanks :)

I'm formatting an usb so for this I run the following commnands:

First umount the device: sudo umount /run/media/myuser/folder_where_is_mounted (I'm runing manjaro and is in /run where devices are connected)

Second Format the usb: sudo mkfs.vfat -I /dev/sdc (sdc is the device I want to format)

Third I create a folder for use as mountpoint: sudo mkdir -p /run/media/myuser/turid

After that I have set permissions and owner: sudo chown myuser:myuser /run/media/myuser/turid && sudo chmod -R 777 /run/media/myuser/turid

And finally I mount the device: sudo mount /dev/sdc /run/media/myuser/turid

And when I try to copy in file manager a file I get the message "Permission denied" even when the owner is myuser and I have rights to create and remove.

I have noticed that when I unplug and plug again it creates a new folder  (as normal) and mounts the device with the same permissions and I can copy (as is normal and right). So anyone can help me to explain this?