[Expired for gparted (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
days.]
** Changed in: gparted (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Expired
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Curtis, hal was removed a while ago, maybe you mean udisks --inhibit?
Jmadero, you said in your description 10.04, but the lines below say you
are running 10.10. Which one is correct? Also are you able to
reproduce this?
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Status: New = Incomplete
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Phillip, GParted uses the available utilities it can find to prevent
mounting of disks while GParted is running.
The script that starts GParted can be viewed at the following link:
http://git.gnome.org/browse/gparted/tree/gparted.in
GParted checks for hal-lock, udisks, and devkit-disks. In the
It would definitely appear that hal-lock is not running. Perhaps hal-
lock is not included on the Ubuntu Netbook Remix Live Distro?
On my system running kubuntu 10.04, I get the following results from the
ps command. The important entry here is hal-lock since hal-lock
prevents automounting of
GParted uses programs, such as hal-lock, to disable automounting of disk
partitions.
If new partitions are being mounted upon creation, then it would appear
that somehow automounting is still active.
Would you be able to provide the output from the following command while
you have the GParted
After doing a resize of one of the partitions on the computer I get
this:
Error: Could not get root for mount '(null)' and all partitions mount,
furthermore, I have three partitions on the computer (NTFS, EXT4 root,
ETX4 home. These partitions are as followed:
NTFS: 140 Gig
Root: 4.4 Gigs
Home:
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Title:
Gparted Remounting Drives
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