Used Yast2 Partitioner GUI to create and mount a partition, but user has no write permissions. What next?

[jedibeeftrix]

Hmmm, seems i broke the system - removing the /me folder in /home:

Shiny new install: Next day boot to login > Login submitted > Refreshes back to login screen

thank you. alright, no idea how i did that using the yast partitioner creation>mounting tool followed by the CHOWN command, but i’ll reinstall from scratch again… returning to the original desire of a GUI method to: a) install tumbelweed kde on an SSD b) create a partition on a separate HDD c) mount that partition with write permissions Is there a documented method to do so using Yast Partitioner? n.b. considering that b) is now done, so what I want to achieve is i suppose just a) and c) …

Any speculation on whether i did this:

In Yast Partitioner when creating and mounting the partition, or,
In the console via the sudo chown -R me:me /home/Storage1-Med command?

assuming i’ve removed the user partition and need to reinstall with the original desire of a GUI method to:
a) install tumbelweed kde on an SSD
b) create a partition on a separate HDD
c) mount that partition with write permissions

Is there a documented method to do so using Yast Partitioner?
n.b. considering that b) is now done, so what I want to achieve is i suppose just a) and c) this time around.