> The read only mount works. Ok, so the format of the filesystem is ok, and Solaris should be able to mount it automatically.
One thing that seems to make this device special is that it is read only. I'm not sure if the gnome filesystem automounting software supports this, it wouldn't suprise me if there is a bug in that area (because almost all removable media storage devices have read-write support, so that the read only case might not we tested very well...). > Changing the ownership of /dev/console using > piet at opensolaris:~$ pfexec chown piet:staff > /dev/console has no effect (the ownership does not > change). How can I change that ownership ? On SX:CE group "tty" is used, like this: % ls -lL /dev/console crw--w---- 1 jk tty 0, 0 Nov 28 10:58 /dev/console % id uid=109(jk) gid=100(usr) Note that /dev/console is a symlink, the owner is changed on the symlink target. > changing the line in user_attr to > piet::::profiles=Primary Administrator,Console > User;roles=root does not work either. Does the "profiles" command include the "Console User" profile in the output? -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
