[kde-linux] USB memory auto mounting

[Taymour A. El Erian]

On 5/8/07, Bogus Zaba <bogus at bogzab.plus.com> wrote:
>
> Taymour A. El Erian wrote:
> >
> >
> > On 4/26/07, *Sascha Hlusiak* <saschahlusiak at arcor.de
> > <mailto:saschahlusiak at arcor.de>> wrote:
> >
> >
> >     > When I used to insert a USB memory in the laptop, KDE asked what
> >     do with
> >     > it. Suddenly I stopped getting this window anymore. I check the
> >     messages
> >     > file and I see my USB memory detected by the usb storage module
> >     and its
> >     > device is identified (sdbn). I check the control center and the
> >     following
> >     > are running KDED Media manager
> >     > Media notifier daemon
> >     >
> >     > I have searched a lot with no use, does anybody know the reason
> >     ?. I dont
> >     > want to revert back to mounting the USB memory from the terminal.
> >
> >     Had the same problem. After upgrading to the currently hardmasked
> >     hal version,
> >     it works again. No problems so far.
> >
> >     Sascha
> >
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> > What is a hardmasked hal version ?, I was using the one that came with
> > FC6 and it was working fine and suddenly stopped.
> >
> > --
> > Taymour
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> Hope you do not find this reply too frustrating. The same thing happened
> to me and somebody on some list told me that it was the fault of a
> corrupt config file - either for dbus or for hal. Of course I do not
> remember / did not save the name of the faulty file. But when I deleted
> it, as suggested, the usual behaviour came back and usb drives were once
> again mounted and I was again asked if I wanted to open a new window
> etc. Sorry cannot be more specific but it will perhaps give you and idea
> of where to look
>
> Bogus
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I removed dbus and hal rpms and deleted all the configuration and installed
them again and no use :(

-- 
Taymour
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