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On Thu, 2008-07-31 at 23:43 +0000, Duncan wrote: |
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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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> I'm not sure. The k3b bug is still open, AFAIK, and it got in beyond my |
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> level. Last time I burned something I just did the verify manually, |
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> pointing md5sum at the (correct) device and at the ISO and comparing the |
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> two -- they matched so I was happy, and I've not burned anything else in |
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> the couple months or whatever since. |
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This is a Royal PITA! We need to have, preferably as an easy to |
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configure option, a consistent, named, filesystem location on which a |
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particular device will mount, identified by the media type ("cdrom") or |
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some other predictable name. I have a photo cataloging program I wrote |
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which expects to find all photo CDs, which have different names |
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reflecting dates and sequence, mounted at a location which can be |
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specified in its config file. There are all kinds of applications which |
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expect this! |
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