After installing the 2.4.2 version of the kernel, the supermount automounter no longer works.. Is there a way to get supermount back ? Right now i'm using automounter/autofs, which do several bad things. To be more exact, it's blanking out the /mnt directory for all but what's mounted (so i can't access an not-yet-mounted dir through gui), _locking_ mounted dvd/cdrw-drives so that i can't eject a cd before the unmount timeout is up, only allowing root to write to fx. my floppy disks and windows partition, and generally doesn't unmount/remount when it should do so. Here's a copy of my configuration files: "/etc/auto.master": /mnt /etc/auto.mnt "/etc/auto.mnt": dvdrom -fstype=auto,ro -timeout=1 :/dev/cdrom cdrw -fstype=auto,ro -timeout=1 :/dev/scd0 floppy -fstype=auto -timeout=1 :/dev/fd0 target -fstype=auto :/dev/hdd1 windows -fstype=auto :/dev/hda1 The ones i need to automount is just dvdrom, cdrw and floppy, but i had to put the others in there to make them available at /mnt/..., since autofs takes complete control of that dir. Btw, the timeout i set on those are the closest i got to "remount on demand", which in my case means wait at least one minute to be able to eject a cd, if i'm lucky enough that no processes access it just a tiny little bit for no particular reason so that i have to wait forever. Is there any way i can get this to work as perfect as supermount did ? I guess supermount disappeared because it's a mandrake kernel-extension, is that extension available for general use ? Gerry
