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On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 1:29 AM, mikey <abc.mikey@××××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> I don't blame people for not wanting to touch this with a barge pole, |
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> it's a complete nightmare. I have had success to a degree in that I |
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> created a .fdi file which gives my device a pseudo label of music so |
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> it now gets mounted as /media/music and I found a -rather basic - |
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> script to mount devices via HAL and DBUS |
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> (http://www.datapax.com.au/apps/halmount/), so if I run my script on |
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> boot then my drive starts up mounted as a unique location. This is |
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> however a hack. |
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> |
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> I have still been unable to make any kind of match using UDEV rules on |
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> my system and would like to know how or where I'm going wrong. |
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The {serial} in your rule does not contain the trailing spaces that |
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are in the actual udevadm output. Maybe that's the reason. |
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