I ran into this (or in my case, a *very* similar problem) last night also. I did not want the icon for hdd showing up, but also wanted to keep my /dev/hdd listing (in my case not a supermount) and the desktop icon I had added on my own (hdd is a cdrom in my case). I also was getting the floppy icon I did not want.
Here's what worked for me as a fix. using /usr/share/mdk/kde/root-interface/kdesktoprc as an example, I added a [Devices] section to my ~/.kde/share/config/kdesktoprc containing: exclude=kdedevice/hdd_mounted,kdedevice/hdd_unmounted, kdedevice/floppy_mounted,kdedevice/floppy_unmounted (the above has a carriage return NOT in the original ASCII) Hope this helps. Very best regards; Bob Finch On Saturday 15 March 2003 09:50 am, Henri wrote: > Buchan Milne wrote: > >On Sat, 15 Mar 2003, Henri wrote: > >>Hi, > >>configuring K3b add a line to fstab : then an Harddrive icon appears on > >>the KDE desktop : this is not good as there is already a supermount line > >>in fstab to be able to use the cd writer as a CDrom ! > >>any idea of soution ? In any case, the icon should not be a harddrive one > >> ! > > > >AFAIK, you should not need to configure k3b? Didn't Laurent patch it to > >not run k3b-setup the first time? > > well, I configured it after the RC2 isntall and didn't relaunch it then, > so my fstab was already modified. But the icon did not appear before > yesterday cooker update. do you mean it is not necessary anymore to add > something in fstab ?
