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Re: [opensuse] cd mounting trouble with ivman
- From: Jan Engelhardt <jengelh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 7 Sep 2006 09:10:37 +0200 (MEST)
- Message-id: <Pine.LNX.4.61.0609070906520.3853@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>>>> No one??? Looks like I'm not supposed to work with SuSE anymore, because
>>>> I will never run Gnome or KDE.
>>>
>>> I am currently cooking up a solution because Knoppix suffers from the same
>>> problem :p Already works with "devices" (read: USB sticks), but I still
>>> have to add CDROM support (which are always "plugged in")
>>
>>Thanks for caring ;-) Is this a solution to the permissions problem, or are
>>you "cooking" a solution without ivman? Anyway, please let know when you
>>are done :-)
>
>A solution without any requirements for graphical software.
>http://jengelh.hopto.org/f/micromount-0.1.tar.bz2
>
>There is probably a better way using HAL itself, so I put µmount on hold
>for now.
>Note that it was created for another project, and therefore
>will - at this time - mount into /clusterwork and write the mountpoint into
>/etc/exports while the device is plugged in (so it's not entirely
>user-friendly-conform-configurable).
>
I found out that ivman does what I effectively want (automount without
K/G), therefore I cancelled any other effort. What sucks though, is that
you need a shitload of components just to automount,
udev hal dbusd ivman (python)
Big minus.
Jan Engelhardt
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>>>> I will never run Gnome or KDE.
>>>
>>> I am currently cooking up a solution because Knoppix suffers from the same
>>> problem :p Already works with "devices" (read: USB sticks), but I still
>>> have to add CDROM support (which are always "plugged in")
>>
>>Thanks for caring ;-) Is this a solution to the permissions problem, or are
>>you "cooking" a solution without ivman? Anyway, please let know when you
>>are done :-)
>
>A solution without any requirements for graphical software.
>http://jengelh.hopto.org/f/micromount-0.1.tar.bz2
>
>There is probably a better way using HAL itself, so I put µmount on hold
>for now.
>Note that it was created for another project, and therefore
>will - at this time - mount into /clusterwork and write the mountpoint into
>/etc/exports while the device is plugged in (so it's not entirely
>user-friendly-conform-configurable).
>
I found out that ivman does what I effectively want (automount without
K/G), therefore I cancelled any other effort. What sucks though, is that
you need a shitload of components just to automount,
udev hal dbusd ivman (python)
Big minus.
Jan Engelhardt
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