Neil Bothwick wrote: > Hello Dale, > > >>> If you're using the KDE automounter, you don't need any fstab entries >>> for removable devices. >>> > > >> That's what I thought to. I do however use it for a console session and >> I use ivman to mount. I think that is why I had to put that in there. >> KDE works with it there as well though so I guess it doesn't hurt >> anything. >> > > You can use pmount to mount a device from a terminal, which is what KDE > uses anyway. The main difference that an fstab entry makes is that it can > change the mount point that would otherwise be used. >
What I like about ivman is that it is magic. LOL It does it without me doing anything. I like that. > >> I also noticed that KDE can read my Canon camera like it is a drive now >> though. Not sure how that happened. I'm not complaining though. >> > > KDE has been able to do that for a long time. It's not actually mounting > it as a drive, because Canon cameras don't use usb-storage, but the > camera:/ ioslave allows you to use it as if it was, via libgphoto2. > > > I just noticed that though. It didn't do that a few months ago. It would always come up with a empty folder and just sit there. I still use gtkam though. I can rename the file names as they are downloaded with it. Be nice if KDE would let you do that the same way. Dale :-) :-) -- www.myspace.com/-remove-me-dalek1967 Copy n paste then remove the -remove-me- part.
