Have u checked the settings in /etc/usbmount/usbmount.conf? usbmount is
the package responsible for usb automount.
/etc/udev/rules.d/62-usbmount.rules calls /usr/share/usbmount/usbmount
to mount usb devices.
It took me ages to find out that it will only mount ext2 and ext3 filesystem
which is
Hi,
None of the files/directories you mention exist in Hardy, as far as I can tell.
Are you sure your suggestion is relevant for Hardy?
I also don't think it has anything to do with ext3 vs vfat. The problem
appears to be further up the chain. I have a hardy laptop at home that
mounts my vfat
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yes this is a bug. Both the settings in gconf-editor are set to true for
me and I have the behaviour that I described above. I posted the
detailed debugging above info over 4 months ago now, so I'm guessing
that nobody has looked at it and probably nobody intends to. However, I
am prepared to
bug #302679 is a similar bug
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not a bug after all then, closing the report.
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Fix is in nautilus
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Sourcepackagename: gnome-volume-manager = nautilus
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Run gconf-editor and navigate to the key
/apps/nautilus/preferences/media_automount and
/apps/nautilus/preferences/media_automount_open and set them both to
true. Then it will auto-mount and auto-open the folder in a nautilus
window. viola!
It seems you need to restart nautilus (logout and log
This is one of the problems that made me upgrade to intrepid, clean
install this time (except for the /home partition). Inttrepid has not
the problem with USB mounting. Maybe this bug manifests only after
gutsy--hardy upgrade, i really don't know. Didn't try clean install of
hardy.
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still an issue for me. If I found a solution to the problem, I would
certainly post it. I'm willing to put more time into generating
debugging output for this bug if an expert is willing to help.
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Hi all,
I have just spent many hours trawling the many, many ubuntu bugs about
usb disks. Looks like this has been a serious regression in hardy. This
bug best describes my problems, so I am putting info here in the hope
that it will actually be looked at and resolved. This is a bug for a LTS
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Any idea what package could have caused this?
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I see the same bug:
I have been running hardy for a while now and it used to work until very
recently. (Sept 11/08, it was working normally last week) Likely something in
the recent patches broke this functionality. The drive used to appear
automagically, now I have to go to the Places menu
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