Do you have entries for them in /etc/fstab, including the option user?
If so, a user may specify to mount _either_ the device name, or the
mount point, but not both, and not any other option, or mount assumes
the user is trying to override the fstab entry, which indeed only root
may do. So you may also have to change the way it's set up in kde.
Lawson
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On Sat, 14 Aug 1999, Simon Taplin wrote:
> When I'm in kde and I try to mount my cd/floppy, I get the following
> message "mount, only root can mount /dev/cdom on /mnt/cdrom.
> The same with the floppy drive. I have already changed the suid on
> mount so that not only root can use it but what else do I have to
> change?
>
> Simon
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