Rajko M. wrote:
> It can be mounted manually, but if you can configure udev rules to do that
> for
> you why not to use them. Reduction of typing is the primary reason for
> existence of fstab, modprobe.conf, etc. Problem with udev is that it is new
> and not really explained on openSUSE example.
Why should I?
Remember, this is an encrypted DVD we are talking about. It has to be
mounted manually because:
a) udev can not know it is encrypted, nor how it is encrypted.
b) I have to type the password.
The problem now is that mount fails in 10.3 and not in 10.2. That is the
problem at hand.
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Cheers,
Carlos E. R.
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