Access external drive from crouton

NOTE: this is just a workaround for the udev section of the wiki, udev is confusing....

( reference to issue #4330 pertaining the issue of needing to use sudo when attempting to access/run contents on an external usb drive )

This is gonna be very simple, so follow the steps closely

1. Make sure your External Media is mounted with exec as one of the flags/targets ( sudo mount -o remount,exec /media/removable/Drive_Name ), I would suggest putting it into the .bashrc file in crosh ( the micro editor is suggested for this, as vim can be broken in crosh. note micro will need to be sudoed on with the following: sudo ./micro, or move it into your bin, to prevent such an annoyance )
2. login to root on your chroot
3. Open /etc/rc.local
4. append the following lines per External Device you wish to make accessible: sudo chown -R CHROOT_USERNAME:root /media/removable/Drive_Name

Edit: You do not need sudo in the rc.local file, it's already running as root

5. At the end of the file, be sure that the line exit 0 is still existing, if it is not, add it now.
6. Save and exit the file
7. restart chroot
8. enjoy

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If the steps above do not work for you, Ask around, maybe an update has occured, and no one got to updating this page yet