I, for example, have a lot of scripts to backup different parts of my HD
(it's more complicated than just backing up the whole $HOME folder) and
I have to specify the USB path in those scripts. Now say I switch to a
different USB flash drive, then I have to change all those scripts. Then
there is t
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The changes that were made in karmic which make this bug possible:
-applications now use udev directly (using libudev)
-devicekit-disks replaces what used to be handled by the disk handling part of
HAL
Spoke to Chris Coulson via IRC and he makes a strong point about
persistence in mount point pat
I don't believe this to be the intended behavior. It may be a side-
effect of moving to devicekit, but the intended behavior in Ubuntu has
always been human readable names for mount points such as /media/disk,
disk-1, disk-2... and so on.
Chris, please comment as you triage. Is there a reason you
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** Changed in: devicekit-disks (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
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I can confirm this and reproduce it on many machines running Karmic. If
a partition is unlabeled, mounting it will mount it to /media/$UUID
instead of /media/disk-#
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The problem was the drive didn't have a label. I had to install gparted and
umount the drive. Gparted allowed me to label the drive. When I brought it
back up it was mounted under the label.
Thanks!
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 2:33 AM, Martin Pitt
wrote:
> Actually, I used to have this problem i
Actually, I used to have this problem in Karmic, but I cannot reproduce
it any more.
Your dk-disks dump shows that your device does not actually have a label
(or that dk-disks fails to detect it). When you plugged in such a device
in question, can you please also attach /var/log/kern.log, and give
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