thanks sa replies.

btw, i didnt mentioned that i dont have X on this machine. i tried
searching google for hotplug/udev to disable usbdrive automounting but
no luck so far. another reason i want it manually mounted for other
options passed to mount command (acl,data=journal,sync). i also have
set that mount options using tune2fs -o acl,journal_data /dev/sdaX but
not no effect. maybe i should play with ^ and + to the options passed.

On 6/27/07, Gideon Guillen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anyway, to the original poster, by automounting, do you mean Gnome (or
> KDE) auto mounts the usb storage device? CentOS, without
> <inser_desktop_environment_here> won't auto mount usb storage devices.

when i plugged usb drive, my box mounts it automatically in
/media/<LABEL> directory. LABEL should should not exist, else, it will
be mounted in /media/<LABEL>1 (appending 1,2, etc if that directory
again exists).

atm, i do mount -oremount,<my options> /dev/sdaX. but of course i
prefer disabling the automounting of usbdrives.

thanks.

--edel
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