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On 01/25/2017 01:14 AM, Frank Steinmetzger wrote: |
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> I tried to reproduce the problem with those two devices, but this time I had |
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> no issue. There are several possible reasons I can think of: |
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> - Different file system. I think the affected HDD runs on FAT. |
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> - Simply a different device with different characteristics. :? |
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> - I finally bit the bullet and upgraded KDE 4→5 yesterday. Perhaps it uses |
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> different mount options. |
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> We will have to wait till Thursday night, b/c that's when I will have access |
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> to the devices in question again (they're not my own). |
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KDE 5 also uses "flush" when mounting USB sticks. |
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From what I can tell, it's udisks2 that does that, and there does not |
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appear to be an option to configure the mount options without adding an |
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entry in fstab. |
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