Ah, I figured out why it only happens sometimes. gdu monitor's
update_volume() sets automount flag to TRUE in general. However, it is
set to FALSE if the media detection time is older than the "new volume"
detection by 5 seconds or more. Thus if dk-disks was already running,
starting gvfs will usually set automount to FALSE since the difference
will be more than 5 seconds. The rationale is:
/* If a volume (partition) appear _much later_ than when media was
insertion it
* can only be because the media was repartitioned. We don't want to
automount
* such volumes.
*/
But if gvfs-gdu-volume-monitor triggers dk-disks startup, the "last
media detection" time will be almost equal to "new volume", and
automount will be TRUE.
I think we should generally disable automounting for system internal
drives.
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all disks and partitions are automounted in the live session
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/451613
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