On 30/06/11 22:01, Hoang Le wrote: <snipped> > > Dear Scott, > > It didn't work. I still can see those 2 partitions in Nautilus ( trying > to mount them requires root access, of course ) > Maybe they were made available before fstab is read by the system?
I don't know... :-/ > > Thank you, > Hoang Firstly did you run:- # mount -a after creating the new fstab?? Secondly did you log out and log back in?? If the answer to both questions is yes - repost and I'll do my best to and help you:- restore the original fstab creating a modified udev rule to hide those partitions in Nautilus Places. NOTE: I may not get a chance to reply tonight though. Cheers, and thanks for your patience. -- "This is where we are at right now, as a whole. No one is left out of the loop. We are experiencing a reality based on a thin veneer of lies and illusions. A world where greed is our God and wisdom is sin, where division is key and unity is fantasy, where the ego-driven cleverness of the mind is praised, rather than the intelligence of the heart." ~ Bill Hicks -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/4e0c6aca.1060...@gmail.com
