Hi, I have just helped a mate get his Windows XP partition and nVidia Nforce chipset working on a ShuttleX PC. The machine dual boots Windows XP and RH9.0.
Worthy of note is that the nVidia Nforce Lan stuff wouldnt go out of the box and we had to download and build the driver off the nVidia site. Building was the only option as nVidia does not offer a driver for the default Redhat Kernel (Probably due to the stock RH9.0 kernel being out of date) This after using a USB pendrive to get gcc and kernel-source installed. The point of this post (I know you were wondering!) is that while fiddling with the USB pendrive, my first time with such a device under Linux, I noticed some interesting stuff in /var/log/messages that I had also seen at home when playing with ppp is some droppings from a thing called hotplug. Oct 20 14:02:00 santacruz /etc/hotplug/usb.agent: Setup usb-storage for USB product ea0/2168/200 And am wondering, is there anyway to use this hotplug thing to automatically mount the USB device when it is inserted and removed using this thing called hotplug? I have visited the hotplug site (inux-hotplug.sf.net) and read all local documentation but alas they do not appear to suggest there is a way of achieving this .... Mark
