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Thank you for taking the trouble to answer. |
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On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 6:41 AM, Mick <michaelkintzios@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> All I can say (I don't use Gnome and Nautilus to be more helpful with the |
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> specifics) is that there is a difference between mounting a device via hal |
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> mounting it manually. I recall that you can't mix the two - when I tried |
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> it |
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> on my machine (using Konqueror) it wouldn't work. I think hal complained, |
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> can't recall off hand. |
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It seems to me that it is possible to unmount the drives manually, many |
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times, if not always, if it is impossible to unmount them via nautilus. |
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Other File Managers work differently, I think Thunar may be more |
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straightforward, not sure, though. Maybe this will all pass soon enough, |
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but for now, on one of my machines, especially, I have to reboot |
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frequently. If it's hal that is at work, then perhaps I can restart that? |
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But when I did something similar, the window manager, at least, restarted. |
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Thanks again, |
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Alan |
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