Hi Pierre! > I think the best way to do this is to use Guix to set the right Udev > rules for Udisks: > > https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Udisks
I thought I could use the same concept of mounting /home or /boot or /store etc., from another disk. But all these are immediately after root directory "/" and are likely to be protected. So then I should not be using this technique to mount something under user's directory "~/". Okay, no problem. I can just do git operations by 'cd'ing to /media/foo/bar, which is mounted by udisks/udiskie. Now, I am would like to modify udisks-service-type, to include an option like `enable-udiskie? boolean` in udisks-configuration. If it is #t, udiskie will run along with udisks service, on every start-up. Could you help me with a scheme code to achieve this? Btw, this is not just for me. We can patch it in guix. This will be very handy for folks using light-weight DE or window-managers. :-) Regards, RG.
