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On Sat, 2008-08-02 at 22:26 +0000, Duncan wrote: |
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> It's the automount stuff that's breaking. If I just tell the hal/kde |
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> popup to ignore the new media, and mount it manually, it works as |
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> expected (mount still uses fstab, thank goodness). If I let hal mount |
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> it, it does so but then I have to figure out where. So just not using |
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> hal works in general; it was just the k3b thing that triggered a problem |
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> here, because in that specific instance, right after a burn when it tries |
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> to verify, apparently hal interferes, and there isn't a lot I can do to |
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> avoid it, except doing the verify manually. |
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Well you can supposedly turn the automount stuff off from the System | |
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Preferences | Removable Drives and Media dialog. I've not messed with |
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this, but perhaps it would be a good idea to explore it. If it works |
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and turns off HAL-supported automounting then perhaps udev could be |
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configured to automount a CD on /mnt/cdrom, which would help me, or |
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turned off altogether to allow manual mounting, which would probably |
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benefit your situation. |
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