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mounting USB drives on SUSE 10.1
- From: Michael Steinhauser <mistr.rot@xxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 19 Jun 2006 06:31:57 +0200
- Message-id: <449628BD.7030509@xxxxxx>
Hi,
does anyone know how I can mount USB-drives in SUSE 10.1 with another
windowmangager than kde/gnome?
I?m usually running enlightenment with xfce-panel and taskbar. At time
I?m only running XFCE, waiting for enlightenment 1.7 to come.
I managed to mount the cdrom-device manually, but can?t do that for
usb-devices. There is no entry in fstab for usb.
There is an mention to use autofs, but i don?t know how to handle this.
It seems, autofs is only loaded when nfs or samba is started. I have not
found a way how to start the autofs-demon in sysconfig.
I think it?s very sad there is no (little) support for Windowmanagers
other than kde/gnome, those "wannebebetterthanwindows".
Starting always in kde to read/write on usbdevieces is no real solution.
does anyone know how I can mount USB-drives in SUSE 10.1 with another
windowmangager than kde/gnome?
I?m usually running enlightenment with xfce-panel and taskbar. At time
I?m only running XFCE, waiting for enlightenment 1.7 to come.
I managed to mount the cdrom-device manually, but can?t do that for
usb-devices. There is no entry in fstab for usb.
There is an mention to use autofs, but i don?t know how to handle this.
It seems, autofs is only loaded when nfs or samba is started. I have not
found a way how to start the autofs-demon in sysconfig.
I think it?s very sad there is no (little) support for Windowmanagers
other than kde/gnome, those "wannebebetterthanwindows".
Starting always in kde to read/write on usbdevieces is no real solution.
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