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I know this has been covered over and over. I have had no luck with everything I've tried that has been posted. Granted I am a newbie to Archlinux. I have lxde and pcman and every time I try to mount drives I get this
Given device "/org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_uuid_7A8A_019E" is not a volume or drive
and then
Directory doesn't exist!
please help
thanks in advance
yim
Last edited by yim (2009-05-17 22:26:00)
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Are you trying to mount an audio cd? need a little more information
Mr Green
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Are you using a login manager or are you typing startx or xinit at the console? If you are starting from the console you need to use consolekit to start the session if you want to automount. Change this line in your .xinitrc:
exec startlxde
to
exec ck-launch-session startlxde
Also, make sure hal and fam or gamin are running.
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@ Mr Green I have tried cd and usb flash same thing at the moment with this particular error I'm trying to mount usbflash cruzermicro
@ MattK I did as you said and change
exec startlxde
to
exec ck-launch-session startlxde
I think gamin is running though not sure it in daemons in rc.conf but doesn't show in terminal top. Maybe that's what I'm doing wrong?
thanks for the help guys
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just bumping this thread hoping to get a bite on what I should try next, is there a way to check if gamin or fam is running?
thanks yim
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guys I've been working on this for 2 weeks now and I can't find a solution cannot mount usb drive other than with the command line can however get cd to mount thru the mount plugin in xfce. If I'm out of bounds here by posting again, please tell me to take a hike. This is just a thorn in my side it shouldn't be this hard. I'm comming from puppy linux and didn't have a problem with it on the same pc. I must say that arch performs very good in comparison to puppy on my hardware anyway. I would really appreciate some suggestions.
DAEMONS=(syslog-ng @hotplug @network @netfs @crond @alsa fam hal)
yim
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I think hal must be started before fam, try
DAEMONS=(... hal fam)
take time to daydream, inspiration comes ...
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nowahn
thanks for the suggestion but still no dice, I appreciate the reply though
yim
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ok guys, found a solution ,I took off the unhide command from fstab on the /dev/sdb1 line and logged out and back in and now the mount plugin for xfce works. I don't get the media icon on the desktop anymore but no errors and it does mount and unmount via plugin.
yim
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Glad you found a solution of sorts. I have been reading about HAL in the wiki, under Table of Contents/Hardware Detection and Troubleshooting/HAL/About volumes mount points/ it says:
Also keep in mind these three common problems that stop HAL from mounting a device:
...the device must NOT be listed in fstab, otherwise HAL will refuse to mount it
Perhaps if you remove the fstab entry then hal will work better.
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