On Friday 21 October 2005 23:26, Christian Boltz wrote: > > always owned by root and I apparently cannot change that (even as > > root) > > mount it and chmod/chown it then. > > If it is automounted, first "cd" into the directory and then call > "chown/chmod ."
OK, I'll try that. > > > and sometimes I got 0K free and 0K available > > That's an automount-related problem. Again, cd into /media/where-it-is > and call "df ." That's what I did - I think? > > Also note that journaling filesystems need some space for the journal > etc. - but this shouldn't take all the space on a 256 MB stick. Yes I know... > > My question is: How can I set the mount options for the disk (can > > also be set for all USB storages, since they normally come as FAT32) > > within the hal/udev system? Any pointers? > > Untested: Have a look at the 10.0 release notes - they describe how to > automount without sync option. Maybe you can also add other options I overlooked that (sorry), it is worth a try. I tried out to back-up my directory to the manually mounted FAT 32 system, but it is really to much trouble. While I got most of the uppercase/lowercase problems solved (only if I have two directories named DIR and dir I get a problem, but I shouldn't have that) Kmail (and maybe others) has names with ':' in it which don't get copied. So I will go on and format the disk to reiserfs. If I need to set special mount options I try out if I can do it like described in the release notes. Thanks to all gl -- G�nter Lichtenberg ========>mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
