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Hi |
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I just posted the same on the german gentoo user list: |
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HAL is no longer compiled with the --enable-fstab-sync option. Therefore |
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hotpluggable devices wont be automounted. To get around this, you can create |
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a overlay with the current hal-0.5.4.ebuild and add the following: |
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src_compile() { |
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econf \ |
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$(use_enable debug verbose-mode) \ |
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$(use_enable pcmcia pcmcia-support) \ |
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--enable-sysfs-carrier \ |
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--enable-hotplug-map \ |
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+ --enable-fstab-sync \ |
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$(use_enable doc docbook-docs) \ |
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$(use_enable doc doxygen-docs) \ |
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--with-pid-file=/var/run/hald.pid \ |
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|| die "configure failed" |
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emake || die "make failed" |
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} |
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Maybe you've to change the permissions on /etc/fstab to haldaemon:haldaemon, |
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as it needs the permission to change the file. |
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If you need informations on how to make an overlay, please ask! |
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Stefan |
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BTW: I don't know why --enable-fstab-sync isn't used anymore - maybe it's for |
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some good reason, I don't know. Do this on your own risk ;). |
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