Not like windows... You mean that what people say about linux is true? Is
made for developers only? :D Then i am a developer, but i still don't want
to edit a file to mount a drive :DD
I understand the policy thing, but i simply disagree,so how to change this
behavior?
I have to write all
I reassigned this bug to konqueror, hoping that someone who knows
konqueror better could help you (I don't really know konqueror myself,
and neither do many people who read bugreports for general, I think).
Your initial report mentioned konqueror and hal; either of those would
have been
You already have got several good answers about your problem, and you seem
not
value this and even try to mock us. So there is not much more to answer/help
here.
Have you really read this report? Of what answers are you talking about?
It was only fake random help, if you read this carefully
If you are bothered or whatever, please make me talk with a hal developer,
thanks
You are not forbidden to do anything. Just look at
http://packages.debian.org/hal and contact the maintainer yourself. But,
please, KDE has nothing to do with this bug, that's hal refusing your
action.
Yes, i
Am i really the only one with this problem?? I got this on many different
computer, with many different disks! And only with debian!
Please help me...
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Of course it is not allowed unless they are in /etc/fstab
with users or appropriate user option.
Thank you for your reply, but isn't avoid this the purpose of hal?
I'm on a pendrive system, to work on every pc, so...
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Thank you for your reply, but isn't avoid this the purpose of hal?
No, hal deals only with removable drives. It refuses to mount all fixed
drives, /etc/fstab based mounting is KDE media feature.
Can i change this behavior?
What can i do, better than open a shell and manual mount? (i can't use
Can i change this behavior?
What can i do, better than open a shell and manual mount? (i can't use
fstab) And most of all: WHY? :P
Seriously, why can't you just premount __fixed disks__ on boot? If you don't
want to do that, use noauto option in conjunction with the user (or users)
option in
Have you tried this:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=736714
Cant's see any ntfs-tools in debian etch repository, ntftprogs it's the same
package renamed? It contains tool for managing ntfs filesystems, but not for
any type of configuration, so i guess not...
Thanks
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Yes, have you tried hal-storage-fixed-mount-all-options debian -ntfs ??
The first one is this bug report, and the others are just question without
answers, or this bug report again! :DD
I'm with debian, and i have this problem with ntfs and fat partition, so...
I think this is a different
Package: general
Severity: important
Installing debian etch on several computers and with 5 different kernels
(2.6.15, 18, 22, 24 and 25) i found out that it's impossible to mount fixed
drives
(with any partition type) by clicking on them in konqueror media:/, do you know
about this problem?
Are you in disk group?
yes
Can you mount the disks with pmount (as non-root)?
yes, editing /etc/pmount.allow i can...
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