On Sat, 8 Oct 2005 08:37:31 +0200 Andreas Karlsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Friday 07 October 2005 23.36, Neil Bothwick wrote: > > On Fri, 7 Oct 2005 20:05:22 +0200, Andreas Karlsson wrote: > > > Thanks. I tried it, but it didn´t work. ivman is running, but > > > whenever I plug in a USB-device, it is not automounted. > > > > Are you running ivman as a user as well as root? ISTR you are > > supposed to run two copies. > > I´ve tried to run it as both root and a regular users. > > > > > Naturally, because you are mounting as root. fstab-sync is evil > > anyway, mounting with pmount is much nicer, and mounts as the > > current user. > > I´ll give pmount a try. Does that mean I can get rid of ivman? > > > Which desktop are you using? > > KDE 3.4.2. > > Best regards, > Andreas Karlsson > Hi, This trio (dbus-hal-ivman) works for me, not always tough. IIRC one of them depends on 'dnotify' which is a kernel-patch, included in gentoo-sources at least. As 'dnotify' changes frequently (for new kernels) the stable dbus-hal-ivman doesn't work with 2.6.13, but the testing (~x86) work OK. It's logical as 2.6.12-rX is still the stable one (i'm with 2.6.13 now). Warning: don't use this with vfat-fs (USB-pens) as it can damage them - sync option used (workaround needed, then things work). Search/read for more info, my experince here. HTH.Rumen
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