Hi
I just posted the same on the german gentoo user list:
HAL is no longer compiled with the --enable-fstab-sync option. Therefore
hotpluggable devices wont be automounted. To get around this, you can create
a overlay with the current hal-0.5.4.ebuild and add the following:
src_compile() {
Jose Maria Alvarez Fernandez schrieb:
> I'm having a similar problem with ivman, and i've discovered that the
> reason is that the camera has an id label that has a "space", ie: LEXAR
> MEDIA. That's not right for pmount, and when ivman tries to mount it,
> fails. But it works for other usb devi
I'm having a similar problem with ivman, and i've discovered that the
reason is that the camera has an id label that has a "space", ie: LEXAR
MEDIA. That's not right for pmount, and when ivman tries to mount it,
fails. But it works for other usb devices. Does it work for you?
Also, i had to upgr
Norberto Bensa schrieb:
> Alexander Skwar wrote:
>> Norberto Bensa schrieb:
>> > Alexander Skwar wrote:
>> >> dbus-0.50-r1
>> >
>> > downgrade to 0.36.2
>> >
>> >> ivman-0.6.5
>> >
>> > downgrade to 0.6.4
>>
>> Done. Still no automount.
>
> Have you restarted dbus?
Yes :(
How's that automounting
Alexander Skwar wrote:
> Norberto Bensa schrieb:
> > Alexander Skwar wrote:
> >> dbus-0.50-r1
> >
> > downgrade to 0.36.2
> >
> >> ivman-0.6.5
> >
> > downgrade to 0.6.4
>
> Done. Still no automount.
Have you restarted dbus?
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Norberto Bensa schrieb:
> Alexander Skwar wrote:
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ $ epm -q dbus udev hal ivman pmount
>> dbus-0.50-r1
>
> downgrade to 0.36.2
>
>> udev-073
>> hal-0.5.4
>> ivman-0.6.5
>
> downgrade to 0.6.4
Done. Still no automount.
Alexander Skwar
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Alexander Skwar wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ $ epm -q dbus udev hal ivman pmount
> dbus-0.50-r1
downgrade to 0.36.2
> udev-073
> hal-0.5.4
> ivman-0.6.5
downgrade to 0.6.4
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Norberto Bensa schrieb:
> Alexander Skwar wrote:
>> still no
>> automount :(
>>
>
> In my boxes, I need these versions...
>
> sys-apps/dbus-0.36.2
> sys-fs/udev-072
> sys-apps/hal-0.5.4
> sys-apps/ivman-0.6.4
> sys-apps/pmount-0.9.6
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ $ epm -q dbus udev hal ivman pmount
dbus-0
Alexander Skwar wrote:
> still no
> automount :(
>
In my boxes, I need these versions...
sys-apps/dbus-0.36.2
sys-fs/udev-072
sys-apps/hal-0.5.4
sys-apps/ivman-0.6.4
sys-apps/pmount-0.9.6
...for automount to work properly.
> Alexander Skwar
HTH,
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Christoph Eckert wrote:
>> Thanks for the tip, though. But instead of the PTP
>> workaround, I'll use the manual-mount workaround. Or
>> maybe autofs.
>
> PTP is slow, *very* slow on my machine. This is a big minus.
>
> Regardless of mass storage or PTP you can write a small shell script
> which
> Thanks for the tip, though. But instead of the PTP
> workaround, I'll use the manual-mount workaround. Or
> maybe autofs.
PTP is slow, *very* slow on my machine. This is a big minus.
Regardless of mass storage or PTP you can write a small shell script
which automates the process and copies th
Christoph Eckert schrieb:
>> How can I get the system to automatically mount my USB device when I
>> attach it?
>
> Most cameras can be switched from USB to PTP mode in the setup.
Yeah, I know. When Mass Storage worked, it was much more convenient
than having to start some program to import hte f
> How can I get the system to automatically mount my USB device when I
> attach it?
Most cameras can be switched from USB to PTP mode in the setup.
I recommend to do so and instead of automounting it to access it via PTP
(see gphoto2/digikam etc.). It's much more convenient because you can
plu
Hi!
Since "recently" (I "of course" don't know since when exactly *G*),
I cannot get KDE or Gnome or ivman to automatically mount my
digicam, when I plug it in. The camera appears as a "USB
Mass Storage devices". In the kern.log, I get the following entries:
Nov 12 20:28:14 blatt usb 1-1: new ful
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