Control: reassign -1 doublecmd-gtk [again, please CC the bug report on replies]
Am 29.05.20 um 00:05 schrieb Сергей Фёдоров: > Installed the udisks2 package version 2.8.4-2 > Mounted all 4 disks via doublecmd. All disks were mounted normally. > Rebooted Debian 10.4. > Installed the udisks2 package version 2.9.0-1. Mounted all 4 disks via > doublecmd. > When attempting to mount disk "H", the message" Transition to /media/u1/H > failed "is displayed and device" H "is being mounted" H1 "in the"/media/u1/H1 > " directory. And so for all disks. Accordingly, > D1 with the message "Transition to the /media/u1/D directory failed". > E-D1 with the message "Transition to the /media/u1/E-D directory failed". > S11 with the message "Transition to the /media/u1/S1 directory failed". > And, for some reason, S2, not S21 with the message "Transition to the > directory /media/u1/S failed". > Rebooted Debian 10.4. > And so around the circle 3 more times. > Installed the udisks2 package version 2.8.4-2 > Mounted all 4 disks via doublecmd. All disks were mounted normally. > Rebooted Debian 10.4. > Installed the udisks2 package version 2.9.0-1. Mounted all 4 disks via > doublecmd. > When attempting to mount the "S1" partition, the message "Transition to the > /media/u1/H directory failed" is displayed, and the "S1" device is mounted > "S11 "in the"/media/u1/S11 " directory. All other disks are mounted normally. > Rebooted Debian 10.4. > Mounted all 4 disks via doublecmd. All disks were mounted normally. And it's > been working fine ever since. > Question — what happened? > Answer: I don't know! Let's reassign this to doublecmd, this apparently is the program triggering this error message. Dear doublecmd maintainer, please reassign back, if this turns out to be a genuine udisks problem. Michael
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