> Hello, sda. > Of course, but in many cases need fixed mountpoints for some removable > devices > and efm does not work correctly on it. > Need way to work properly on both cases. > ok. let's just make things clear. "fixed mountpoints" is your/(your distro's) responsibility when the appropriate rulesets for "dbus" + "hal" are implemented. and all stuff related to this "monster" vary in settings, components, etc. there're NO WAY (by design) to combine the "fstab" entry with the proper "hal" filesystem operation/(mounting) routine.
example of the entry in "fstab" which will block all operations with CD/DVD-ROM via "hal" (it could be ANY string, pointed to our device): /dev/sr0 /mnt/sr0 auto noauto,users,locale=en_US.UTF-8 0 0 and it's a User/Distro's responsibility to do things "right". it's easy to have some "leftovers" (for example) in "/media/" if you got incorrect shutdown or wrong "udev" settings and to receive as a result a new mount point like "/media/disk-1/" blah-blah... > Are you plan to use .desktop files as a pointers to real storage devices or > plan not use this files and symlinks? > assume that for a while the current schema will remain the same: 1) creation of the ".desktop" files in "$HOME/.e/e/fileman/favorites/" 2) creation of the symlinks in the "$HOME/Desktop" upon User request (Files Settings Dialog) also i'd advise to ping DaveMDS about his plans to merge "Places" with "EFM" (and to eliminate all mistakes in my modest explanation :) ). regards, sda ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ enlightenment-devel mailing list enlightenment-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/enlightenment-devel
