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Has anybody got this to work? Could my installation be broken.
I can't get g-v-m working.
I run the 2.6.8.1 kernel
I have installed udev acording to the archlinux wiki. udev seems to be working fine. Devices gets created when i plug in diffrent usb devices.
I have installed the testversion of Gnome 2.8 and almost everything else is working fine.
I have installed dbus, hal and g-v-m
i added dbus and hal services to be started at boot
What else should i do? Do i have to do any modifications to /etc/fstab or anything like that?
When i plug something in nothing happens. Sometimes the device show up in hal-device-manager sometimes not. And sometimes partially. (Ie when connecting an USB-disk i get the disk listed but not the partitions.)
Perhaps there is a need for a Archlinux-HOWTO on this issue?
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in gnome 2.6 none of my CDs got mounted till I went in the desktop prefs for "CD and DVD" I think, and activated the "mount disks automatically when inserted". I haven't tried 2.8 yet.
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try killing it and starting it in the console.
It will spew his troubles
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An update on this issue.
I started gnome-volume-manager on the command line. (Strangely this one isn´t started upon login)
First thing i noted was that my fstab was wrong. It wanted mount points for my cd/dvd drives in the form /dev/hdc and /dev/hdd. Mine where set to /dev/cdroms/cdrom0 and /dev/cdroms/cdrom1.
When changing my fstab. CDs started working.
My USB devices is a whole other issue :-(
I have tested with two diffrent devices. One cheap usb disk and one usb memory stick from Sandisk (both usb2 devices)
Inserting either of them results in a
libhal.c 823 : Error sending msg: No property info.capabilities on device with id
from g-v-m and after that hal stops responding (hald is still running though). I have to restart it to get it working again.
Dito output from hald run from the command line
hald_dbus.c:121 raise_no_such_property() : No property info.capabilities on device with id /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/usb_device_781_5150_10_-1_SNDK2DF5A43179800204
So either my devices aren't recognized or otherwise there is some form of bug in hal.
Anyone else having these problems with USB devices?
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Are your USB disks in fstab? I had to add mine to get them automagically mounted.
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Are your USB disks in fstab? I had to add mine to get them automagically mounted.
Yes i have them added. According to the devices that udev correctly creates.
Does anybody know where i can find the PKGBULDs from testing? More specific, the ones for gnome and hal.
The version of HAL in arch is 0.2.97 which is a month old. 0.2.98 was "released" the 20th. And there seems to have happened a great deal.
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