-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Tuesday, 2009-01-13 at 09:37 -0800, Randall R Schulz wrote:
Interesting. I always thought "noauto" only applied to the "mount -a" (including the mounting that occurs during system boot). But I see that it does inhibit automounting via HAL / udev / whatever.
Yes, but it is up to the desktop entirely, I understand. I mean, they choose not to automount if there is an fstab entry. In my gnome, I see a peak of cpu activity, but it is not mounted. Which is lucky for us :-) Maybe, if you leave the keyword as "auto" it mounts in the place specified in fstab, and with those options. It would make sense.
Oddly enough, I still get the KDE dialogs asking me what I want to do when the device comes on-line, even though it doesn't get mounted automatically.
It is something. Maybe you can find somewhere in the kde control panel something about this behavior. heh, the window is a signal for you that the device has indeed been recognized, and you can proceed with the manual mount.
Well, that's the important part of what I wanted. No auto-mounting.
Thanks.
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