so about:
>> Q1. is there a daemon i have to run explicitly on moblin on startup?
yes there is a devkit-disks-deamon which i do not have installed on my
target platform. Once it is installed i assume it would work. I
assume, because I did not install it, but killed this deamon on my
development machine and it did not work as well.
At the end i decided to work with udev and dbus signals and because
per default the staorage devices will not be mounted automatically i
can mount them myself in the udev.rules to where I want to :)
>> Q2. or maybe GVolumeMonitor is not going to work on moblin at all?
as a part og GIO it is going to work.
cheers
simon:)
On Sun, May 2, 2010 at 1:56 PM, Simon Bolek <simon.bo...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> hello gurus:)
>
> In my application I would like to react on USB storage
> insert/removal. So there are 2 possibilities i found:
> 1) udev -> start simple app and emit D-Bus signals to my main application
> 2) in my main application i use GVolumeMonitor and connect callbacks
> (eg. volume-added)
>
> So the 1) is working fine I created .rules reacting on add/remove SD
> usb sticks and call there a simple program to send a signal to my main
> Clutter application. Working almost perfect, but it is missing the
> functionality of recognizing if volume is mounted and where(no
> $env{...} in .rules available)
>
> And than I figure out the GVolumeMonitor from gio.h and wanted to use
> it. In my development enviroment (Ubuntu 9.10) it is working ok,
> getting signals
> "drive-added"
> "mout-added"
> etc.
>
> but when trying to run in on moblin directly, i get no signal.
>
> So my questions are
> Q1. is there a daemon i have to run explicitly on moblin on startup?
> Q2. or maybe GVolumeMonitor is not going to work on moblin at all?
>
> plaese help. If something was unclear, plaese let me know and I will
> extend the description and attach code if necessary.
>
> thanks+best regards
> simon:)
>
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