Does anyone have any idea why an application would receive a
NSWorkspaceDidMountNotification notification for a volume that was
already mounted when the application started?
I know this is happening on more than one 10.4 system - don't know
about 10.5
The act of attempting to observe this seems to prevent it (heisenbug)
The physical drive is partitioned into Macintosh HD and Data
The application starts, uses information from the Data volume during
initialization, and then gets a notification that /Volumes/Data was
mounted.
The system is configured to automatically log in the user and my
application is a Login Item.
Based on reading "System Startup Programming Topics" it occurred to me
that possibly the Finder and my application are launching
simultaneously and that the notification is originating in the Finder
when it notices the second volume. Relaunching the Finder does not
produce another notification.
I can work around this but would be more comfortable knowing why.
thanks
bk
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