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Subject: [Bug 120619] Mounting floppies doesn't work
From: Juergen Wieczorek <juergenw_ () freenet ! de>
Date: 2006-04-14 11:09:10
Message-ID: 20060414110910.29165.qmail () ktown ! kde ! org
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------- Additional Comments From juergenw_ freenet de 2006-04-14 13:09 -------
I am facing the following floppy mount problems with Fedora Core 5 & KDE 3.5.1 & \
3.5.2 (pls. note that FC5 no longer uses fstab.sync but relies on the desktop manager \
for mounting devices properly on the desktop):
I have set up KDE (ControlCenter) to display mounted & unmounted 3.5"-floppy
devices on the desktop.
I am as user member of the groups 'disk' and 'floppy'.
Mount point is set to '/media/floppy', option automount is checked, unmounted
floppy icon appears on desktop.
Upon insert of a floppy disk an _blank_ konquerer window opens at
'media:/fd0', while the desktop icon is _not_ being updated from umounted to
mounted icon !
Subsequently, neither right-clicking on the desktop icon gives me the option
to unmount the floppy again, nor can I do this in the konquerer-filemanager
in the storage media panel.
I can unmount the floppy savely at the console (and did so), but KDE obviously
isn't being notified and still displays the disk content under /media/floppy.
As a consequence, new inserts of a floppy disk fill up the /media directory
with new entries as floppy-1, floppy-2 and so on.
As a workaround I have stopped KDE to display floppy device icons on the
desktop and inserted a static entry in /etc/fstab for /dev/fd0 and manually
created a .desktop file for that.
This behaviour is limited only to floppies.
CD-ROM, DVD, USB sticks are mounted properly by KDE.
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