I've an NTFS partition shared with Windows 8 and Ubuntu which is mounted automatically using fstab as /mnt/General. I've copied some data to the partition using Widnows, and then copied some more data using Ubuntu. When I looked at the owner of the partition and it's sub-directories and files, I found that the owner is root, so I ran chown -Rv on /mnt/General to make my self the owner of the partition and it's sub-directories and files. After that I booted Windows and read the partition, when I booted Ubuntu again I found that the /mnt/General is an empty folder when viewed from the file browser; I then used ls in the terminal to view files and it views the following line:
ls: cannot access General/$RECYCLE.BIN: Input/output error
and then it view some of the files and directories but they where missing some files, after that I booted Windows again and I discovered that I have no write permission on Windows. How do I fix that?
I don't know if that is relevant, but I'm using UEFI Secure Booting to boot both Ubuntu and Windows.
Note: The data on the NTFS partition is all backed up, so a solution that involves formatting the partition is acceptable, although I'd prefer not to do that.
