I just got udev and gnome-volume-manager working on my system, and the plug and play is great. I had already manually created /etc/fstab entries for my usbdrive, but now it is automatically mounted when I plug it into the usb port. Also, it automatically runs a program depending on what type of cd you put in. For instance, I configured it to automatically run k3b when I insert a blank cd-r. Now if I can just get k3b working. ;)
6. Installed a desktop environment and thought that the GNOME desktop would
support my USB drives. No icon, no notification, nothing. Plug and play
isn't supported in any way on the GNOME desktop.
Jason
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