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Hi Iain, |
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> I actually meant brand & chipset if you know it :) But nevermind, your |
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Oh Sorry misunderstood your question |
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Brand - Nil |
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Chipset JM20337 |
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0615 LGEZ1 86 |
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11097027 |
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There are dozens of these devices in the market. I just selected an economic one. |
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> AFAIK this seems to be OK. There were problems with various versions of |
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> udev, & gvm, but you seem to have avoided those... |
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> Read here for some more info if you're feeling adventurous: |
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http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=107784 |
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Noted with tks. |
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OK just for curiosity. I found automount worked on this USB enclose when installed on FC5_64 on this PC (on another HD) and also on FC5_32 on another PC, both with icons displayed on gnome desktop. |
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> Of course! well spotted Andrew! you need to start gvm - run |
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> `gnome-volume-manager &` from a terminal, then logout and back in again, |
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> and see if it works. |
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Yes, it worked, no icons on gnome desktop. |
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$ ls -al /media/disk |
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$ ls -al /media/disk-l |
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showed 2 partitions of the USB enclosure. |
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> After that, you could try the preferences for gvm, (in preferences > |
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> removable drives and media) and make sure automounting and such is |
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> checked. |
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On console |
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# /etc/init.d/hald start |
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* Starting D-BUS system messagebus ... |
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[ ok ] * Starting Hardware Abstraction Layer daemon ... |
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[ ok ]localhost satimis |
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# gnome-volume-propertie |
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... |
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Mount removable drives when hot-plugged |
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Mount removable media when inserted |
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Browse removable media when inserted |
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all checked |
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Tks. |
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B.R. |
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SL |
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