2008/7/15, Dale <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > LOL. Since there is no fstab entry, you will have to enlighten me a bit. > How do I tell hal to mount it that way instead of udf? > > Hmmm, guess I could turn off hal and try manually. BRB This is odd. > [EMAIL PROTECTED] / # cat /proc/filesystems > nodev sysfs > nodev rootfs > nodev bdev > nodev proc > nodev binfmt_misc > nodev sockfs > nodev usbfs > nodev pipefs > nodev anon_inodefs > nodev futexfs > nodev tmpfs > nodev inotifyfs > nodev devpts > reiserfs > ext3 > ext4dev > ext2 > nodev ramfs > msdos > vfat > iso9660 > nodev nfs > nodev nfsd > ntfs > nodev autofs > udf > xfs > nodev mqueue > nodev rpc_pipefs > [EMAIL PROTECTED] / # > I don't seem to have a Rock Ridge. I couldn't find it in the kernel config > to enable it and equery doesn't list one either. Where does it come from > exactly? > > Going to try to disable Rock Ridge in k3b and see what blows up. >
Unmount the disk and then try to mount it manually. mount -t iso9660 device mount-point This mounts as iso9660 with rock-ridge extension. mount -t udf device mount-point This mounts as udf. For further information it will be a good idea to look into the mount manpage. -- gentoo-user@lists.gentoo.org mailing list
