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Hi,
I've noticed that under oS12.1 / KDE3 writing to NTF partition on
external USB disk is terribly slow. It was not before and my (wrong)
impression was that it happened after I defined the second partition on
that disk as encrypted ReiserFS.
The same disk worked perfectly well under oS11.4/KDE3.
After discussion on opensuse list it turned out that the reason was that
auto-mounter mounted this partition with sync option.
Manual remounting without sync resolved the issue.
I've also checked that under 12.1/KDE4 the disk is mounted correctly
without "sync".
So two questions:
1) was there any KDE3 / 12.1 update during last 2-3 weeks that changed
something in auto-mounter behavior?
2) if possible, can someone explain or refer me to some documentation
describing how this auto-mounting mechanism works (general flow and
where the mounting options come from).
Regards,
- -- Mark
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On Sunday 03 June 2012 2:21:50 am you (Ilya) wrote:
> > It (The "Storage Media" icon) uses hal. There is a corresponding package
> kdebase3-SuSE in hal-enabled repo.
> IIR, I installed kdebase3-SuSE in 12.1 and it never showed up on the desktop
> like it did in 11.4 and earlier versions. And yes, I was using HAL and
> haldaemon was enabled.
Create a shortcut to sysinfo://
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Yeah, that's what I thought too, and that's what I did when you first advised
a few months back that kde3-kio_sysinfo was available in HAL-Enabled repo to
get back the System Info functionality in 12.1. Didn't work then, still
doesn't now (creating desktop "new link to application", with "sysinfo:// as
the target/application).
After creating it and invoking it, it comes up with the following error:
"KDEInit could not launch "sysinfo://.. Could not find "sysinfo://"
executable"
Similarly, invoking /opt/kde3/share/services/ksysinfopart.desktop, which is
installed by kde3-kio_sysinfo, throws up the error: "The desktop entry of
type Service is unknown".
It DOES come up properly in the right pane of Konq file browser if I key it
(sysinfo://) in manually ...
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ADDENDUM:
I wrote too quickly. The desktop shortcut must be of the form "Link to
Location (URL)", and the target syntax is "sysinfo:/" (one, not two forward
slashes). If you do all this, it comes up properly like it used to in 11.4
and earlier.
Ilya, are we going to have this functionality in 12.2 (and beyond) without the
use of HAL?
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As you know, GCC-4.7 has been recently pulled to Factory. This lead to build problems in multiple packages.
I already fixed the majority that has the most easy fixable errors, but there are still many packages that fail. Currently 17 KDE3
packages fail due to CCC-4.7 migration:
CodeAnalyst
kde3-directkonnect
kde3-kipi-plugins
kde3-kphotoalbum
kde3-krusader
kdebase3-SuSE
kdesdk3
kima
kmyfirewall
krecipes
kstopwatch
qalculate-kde
qbankmanager
qtstalker
rekall
tork
tulip
Any help in fixing these packages is appreciated.
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just got a 64g card for my digital camera. The camera seems to work fine, when
i plug it in a usb port it is identified as a ptp camera, but i can not see
or transfer the pics. when i energize usb access in a virual box windoze vm,
windoze can see and transfer the pics. When i put the old 4gig card in the
camera, everything works.
the os is 11.4 -x86-64, with the latest kde3 updates. is this a kde3 issue?
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Hello,
After a lot of headache because Qt3 dbus binding bugs, udisks2 support is
finally available.
The patch is here:
https://github.com/serghei/kde3-kdebase/commit/27cc062c6b172fd6e93addb51026…
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