Am Dienstag 11 Oktober 2005 19:01 schrieb Mathias Heier: > On Friday 07 October 2005 20:07, Alexander S. Usov wrote: > >On Friday 07 October 2005 12:19, Alexander S. Usov wrote: > >> Hi! > >> > >> I have just installed 10.0 and have a strange problem with automounting > >> cd's. It looks, that as compared to 9.3 they both have a subfs mount > >> points defined with "noauto" flag, but in case of 9.3 somewhere half-way > >> through the boot-up process a "/usr/sbin/hald-subfs-mount" gets called > >> and it mounts subfs over /media. However this doesn't happen to me with > >> 10.0, and I have to mount it manually. > >> > >> Are there some suggestions on how to resolve it properly? At the time I > >> have just removed noauto flag, but it should have been there for a good > >> reason I suppose :) > > > > have done a bit more investigations, and it seems that in mine > > installation the hotplug part is not working correctly. It doesn't reacts > > on plugging in external usb hdd, it doesn't mounts subfs stuff, and even > > a basic stuff like lshal, hal-device or hal-device-manager doesn't work > > dying with some strange errors like > >$ lshal > >lshal version 0.5.4 > >error: libhal_ctx_init: (null): (null) > > Hello Alexander, > > I have the same problem here. No automountig for CD, DVD, USB-Sticks, > CompactFlash etc. > The hal-daemon seems not no work as it shoud. I had a clean installation > from DVD.
Hello, it seems that the package 'hal-0.5.4-6.i586.rpm' from SuSE is broken. It should contain the file 'hald-addon-usb-csr', but it doesn't. So get the source package from a SuSE-server and rebuild it (lots of devel-packages needed, not all of them are on DVD), and it will work. Greetings Mathias --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
