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So where is this configured? I have /etc/hal/, which contains hald.conf |
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and /etc/conf.d/hald. Both of these look pretty much like placeholder |
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files and don't say anything about how CDs should be mounted. Where |
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does this configuration live? |
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On Thu, 2008-07-24 at 08:38 +0000, Duncan wrote: |
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> AFAIK, it's not udev doing this, but hal. Thus your changes to udev |
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> wouldn't have the desired effect. |
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> I ran into something similar with k3b. Hal used to work fine, using its |
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> defaults only if there was no fstab entry for that device, using the |
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> fstab entry if there was. Now hal screws things up by insisting on doing |
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> things /its/ way, despite a perfectly valid system config, and k3b looks |
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> in the system configured spot while hal's putting it somewhere else. |
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> There's an open bug on k3b, but I really think it should be on hal since |
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> hal's what's breaking a previously working config by insisting on doing |
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> things its own way instead of following the otherwise perfectly fine |
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> system config. |
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