[kde-freebsd] system:/media/cd0 and volume_label not latin symbols

[Michael Nottebrock]

On Sunday, 1. April 2007, Maxim Samsonov wrote:
> On Sunday 01 April 2007 22:09:46 Andrew Muhametshin wrote:
> > It is impossible to open a DVD/CD-media if a label of volume not latin
> > symbols. I asked some Linux-users, and it was found out, that in them,
> > mount point undertakes from a name of the device, for example:
> > "/media/cd0", but in FreeBSD, for mount point is used
> > "/org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_label" -- and from for it there are
> > problems to their opening.
>
> You can achieve the same behaviour (like on linux) system wide
> through HAL's "desired mount point" mechanism.
> For example, if you place attached "10-cdrom-policy.fdi" file
> to your HAL's fdi dir (most probably
> in "/usr/local/share/hal/fdi/policy/20thirdparty"),
> /dev/cd0 and /dev/cd1 should be mounted under /media/cdrom0 and
> /media/cdrom1 correspondingly.

I forwarded this thread to gnome@ because it seemed to me like a more generic 
problem with either DBUS or FreeBSD and got this reply from jylefort@:

> It looks like a Konqueror problem. You should try to determine why it
> cannot open that directory (what the russian error dialog means).

Unfortunately I cannot read the screenshot either, what do you think is the 
problem, Maxim - FreeBSD (mount) getting confused by the non-latin filename, 
the encoding getting jumbled somewhere on the DBUS or something else 
entirely?

(gnome@ cc'd)

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