> That's all you needed to supply. > > The CR was closed by [email protected], who noted > in the evaluation > that vold is gone, Tamarack replaced it, and that > Tamarack *does* > handle ZFS storage pools. > > The CR was then updated by [email protected], > who noted that > Tamarack did do this, but that the methods it added > are not invoked by > USB hot plug, so that's still a problem.
I appreciate the additional information, and I also appreciate the fact that you took some of your time to research this. As you might or might not be aware, not being a Sun Microsystems employee, I do not see those additional fields, so when a CR gets mutated, I have no way of knowing who manipulated it; if you hadn't researched it, I would have had no way to know what happened and who to contact. > You probably shouldn't assume that developers are > either (a) trying to > thwart you deliberately I have no reason to assume that. > or (b) actually paying > attention to your > individual needs. I'm sorry, but something as trivial as consistently mounting all kinds of removable media (which the OS supports) does not classify as "my individual needs"; further, I believe this to fall under basic operating system functionality. Do you agree? > Software development is just not > the same thing as > paid support. If you need paid support, there are > solutions for that, > but arguments on opensolaris-discuss probably won't > get there. Again, I'm asserting that this is basic operating system functionality; if you disagree with me, I ask you to please explain why you think that I should be paying support to have removable media mounted automatically. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
