Le vendredi 15 septembre 2006 à 16:50 -0400, Bob Copeland a écrit :
> > I gave it a try, with a similar system (Ubuntu Dapper).
> >
> > First, the DK14FA-20 doesn't get any of the keys specified in
> > 20-rio-karma.fdi. I tried changing
> > "info.category" string="storage"
> > to "info.category" string="portable_audio_player"
> >
> > since that's how it gets described but that didn't help,
> > portable_audio_player.type still remains "generic".
>
> Yeah, this is exactly the bugginess (?) I was seeing when using the HAL
> that ships with Dapper. Everything looked okay with the config but HAL
> just wouldn't see it. Interestingly, it seemed to work whenever the
> Karma was plugged in at boot, but at no other time. Edgy seems to get
> this right, all the time.
>
> > The second partition gets the
> > volume.policy.desired_mount_point & volume.policy.mount_filesystem
> > correctly but not the volume.fstype and volume.fstype. That's really
> > strange.
>
> Well, it looks like it interprets the policy phase of things but not
> the information phase. I also experimented with moving 20-rio-karma.fdi
> around (/usr/share/hal/... e.g.) but that didn't help things at all.
Reading this prompted me to check in /usr/share/hal. And there was
another 20-rio-karma.fdi lying around, certainly from a previous
installation. Removing it fixed almost everything. Now all keys get
inherited except for
volume.fstype and volume.fsusage
Are they needed for gnome-volume-manager ? It still doesn't mount
anything, complaining now with
manager.c/2630: Device
added: /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_part2_size_19919976960
manager.c/2403: no sensible filesystem
for /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_part2_size_19919976960
manager.c/2420: Changed: /dev/sda2
What surprises me is that nautilus can mount the «Poste de
Travail»/karma (excuse my french...) when you click it, so it seems it
can understand the fstab entry. On the other hand, nautilus can't
unmount it by itself, you have to manually unmount /media/karma...
Julien
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