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(Updated Sept. 12, 2012, 5:01 p.m.) Review request for Solid. Changes ------- Added some thoughts on Removable and Hotpluggable properties. Description (updated) ------- Current hack to check for Removable property in StorageAccess devices goes up only one level to search for the StorageDrive device. This works fine with UDev, but not with HAL, which can have (at least on FreeBSD, where I'm testing it) a StorageVolume device in the middle. Going up the whole tree of the Block device ensures that we eventually get to the StorageDrive one to fetch the correct Removable property. While here, I'd like to set both Removable and Hotpluggable properties (as done few lines above), as they are exclusive and have a very different meaning (Removable being stuff that can be removed while its device node survives, like CDs and floppies, and Hotpluggable being stuff like USB and eSATA devices, which can be removed while the system is running without leaving behind a stale device node). Plasmoids using the dataengine should check for both the properties, as they shouldn't be defined at the same time (we're using them in the wrong way, according to the HAL spec which, I guess, inspired the Solid interface; it's not a big problem, but the code should handle the correct usage too, as a future devd backend might follow it). If approved, I'd like to commit this also to 4.9. Diffs ----- plasma/generic/dataengines/soliddevice/soliddeviceengine.cpp 86f123c Diff: http://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/106378/diff/ Testing ------- Tested successfully on FreeBSD 10-CURRENT r239665 with KDE SC 4.9.0: my USB flash drives now appear in the device notifier plasmoid (and a console.log() in the plasmoid itself confirms that the device now has the Removable property). I also double-checked with a UDev-backed `solid-hardware list details` log that the logic correctly applies to UDev. Thanks, Alberto Villa
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