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El 2007-01-10 a las 20:21 -0600, Billie Erin Walsh escribió:
Please, post your comments to the list, not to me in private. Others may
profit.
> On 01/10/2007 Carlos E. R. wrote:
> > It works different.
> >
> > If you use gnome or kde, it works. I mean, both environment handle
> > automount themselves, somehow. This means that you should _not_ have
> > any
> > line in the /etc/fstab refering the dvd drive.
>
> I'm not using 10.2, but 10.1. If I put a disk in one of my DVD drives a
> box pops up and asks me what I want to do with it. If I leave the disk
> in the drive after I close whatever I was using the only way to get the
> drive back is to open and close the door again. In 10.0 the drives were
> available in /media/ all the time, even if there was no disk in it. It's
> almost like the drive ceases to exist after the application is closed.
> I, for one, would like to have the 10.0 usability back in this respect.
That's different from not having the device node. And I don't use the
automount feature, I mount my DVDs manually, old style.
About the automount usability of 10.1, you should first check if 10.2 is
better in that respect.
You may try leaving a terminal or another program using the dvd, and the
drive will probably not dissapear.
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Saludos
Carlos E. R.
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