Supermount could be the problem because the vanilla kernel doesn't use
this feature. Nevertheless I could not mount even devices, where the
supermaount had been turned off.
L.
At least you're not alone. Some time ago there was a thread about
"the ghost in the machine". It turned out the culprit was
supermount. This devil have plagued us for years now. In 10.1 is
worse than ever, if I may have a say. To me it seems that this
ghost has a will of its own, randomly changing /etc/fstab. For
example my fstab changes in unpredictable ways whenever I insert a
floppy, an USB device like a mp3 player, a scanner or a camera.
More often than not I have to edit fstab by hand in order to get
things right again, but the ghost returns after a short while.
I guess this is the penalty we have to pay for using an otherwise
fine distro.
Kaj Haulrich.
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