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did you run hald and dbus ? |
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did you add them on your rc profile ??? |
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I think gnome use it to know if any drive is insert or not. |
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Try to run it hald (I think they depends of dbus so ... but both need to be |
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run) |
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Did you use dbus and hald in your uses ? |
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try this: |
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USE="dbus hald" emerge -DNuav world |
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Somethink to recompile ? |
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if yes add it permanantly to make.conf and do it |
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and restart gnome and try again |
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2008/3/5, Alan McKinnon <alan.mckinnon@×××××.com>: |
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> On Wednesday 05 March 2008, Mark David Dumlao wrote: |
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> > Hi guys |
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> > I'm using GNOME on gentoo and I like the behavior where usb drives |
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> > will pop up a nautilus window |
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> > on plugin. |
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> > I always expected this behavior on CDs as well, but for some reason, |
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> > I only noticed today |
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> > (after quite a while of using, since I haven't plugged in a CD for |
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> > quite a while) that it doesn't |
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> > work. |
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> I believe that such things are detected by hal and the actual mount is |
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> done by gnome-volume-manager which then launches nautilus. |
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> /etc/fstab is not involved at all in this. |
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> It seems to be that Gnome at least wants you to use fstab for permanent |
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> mounts only, and bits of Gnome for everything else |
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> -- |
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> Alan McKinnon |
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> alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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> -- |
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