Hi,
I've applied this workaround (my /etc/dbus-1/system.d/hal.conf
attached).
What happens is this:
I Plug in my USB-stick.
I open Konqueror and go to the location: "media:/"
Now, I click on the symbol of my USB-stick ("256MB removable drive").
Immediately, a popup-window opens and I still get the "unknown error".
When I open a Konsole and type in: >>pmount-hal /dev/sda1<<, the USB-stick is
successfully mounted under
/dev/usbdisk (is this the expected behavior or should it be on another
location?).
Unmounting via right-click in Konqueror ("Safely remove") or >>pumount
/dev/sda1<< works.
When I enter into the Konsole: >>kio_media_mounthelper -m
"media:/dev/sda1"<<, I get the same "An unknown error has occurred" as
when klicking on the media symbol in Konqueror.
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Additionally, when I klick on "removable media" (Speichermedien) in KDEs
control bar (Kontrolleiste), a Konqueror window opens with the location
"/media" opened instead of "media:/", and as a result, there is no folder or
icon to mount/unmount the USB-stick.
HTH
** Attachment added: "My /etc/dbus-1/system.d/hal.conf"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/5323503/hal.conf
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Not possible to mount USB stick after upgrading to kde-3.5.5
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