ok this may be your intention but what about inserting a normal hard drive in your system which contains a ready set up filesystem with lots of data. which the installer obviously could not detect. or a CF card on the ide bus. Or the user has no nerves to configure all partititions and mountpoints during setup which is no the easiest part for a linux newbie. And in my opinion if there is any partitition in a system it has to be mountable at all. Even the live cd isn't able to mount a Partitition on a System if i want to access the Data there. And the So called "Drive-Setup"- Tools in Ubuntu have no opportunity to make the activation of a specific Partitition permanent. Until these tools are not able to modify my fstab easily pmount shouldn't refuse to mount nonremovable drives without fstab entry.
** Summary changed: - do not show unmounted nonremovable drives + pmount should not refuse to mount nonremovable drives without fstab entry -- pmount should not refuse to mount nonremovable drives without fstab entry https://launchpad.net/bugs/48118 -- desktop-bugs mailing list desktop-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/desktop-bugs
