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#1 2009-04-12 23:12:29

Nazgulled
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HAL automounting in console?

HAL seems to be working fine, it works on GNOME. I plug a CD and it shows on the desktop, I unmount it and it's gone...

But this does not in the console when no graphical session is started.

Anyway to solve it?

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#2 2009-04-13 02:33:57

firecat53
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Re: HAL automounting in console?

That's probably not HAL automounting your CD, but the gnome-volume-manager. It will only work when gnome is running. There really is no automount in the console unless you use something like autofs or this.

Good luck!
Scott

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#3 2009-04-13 13:18:17

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Re: HAL automounting in console?

You could use udev instead of HAL to do the automounting. See the bottom part of the udev wiki page.


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#4 2009-04-13 21:05:40

Nazgulled
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Re: HAL automounting in console?

firecat53 wrote:

That's probably not HAL automounting your CD, but the gnome-volume-manager. It will only work when gnome is running. There really is no automount in the console unless you use something like autofs or this.

Good luck!
Scott

I think I'm going to take a look at autofs instead...

Mr.Elendig wrote:

You could use udev instead of HAL to do the automounting. See the bottom part of the udev wiki page.

It seems that that is only for usb devices, I want it for CD/DVD too...

Thank you both.

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