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
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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Hi,
Tuesday 29 July 2008, Notch-1 rašė:
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.
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
Hi,
Tuesday 29 July 2008, Notch-1 rašė:
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
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
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