On 29/05/12 10:09, John Woodhouse wrote: > One of those sounds like a feature request to me not a bug. Maybe if you > suggested it in the kde forum some one might implement it. There is a section > for that sort of thing. That seems to be the only available method of > suggesting "improvements". > > FSTAB? For me opensuse 11.4 kde 4.6 only shows what's connected. My raid > array is shown as removable which I suppose it is, hot plug, but has all of > the system software on it. A sata disc only shows up when plugged in. There > is are a few noauto lines in it. The traditional one doesn't actually do > anything and doesn't show up in directory trees. I added it myself trying to > user mount a cifs nas without involving samba and have just left it there. I > haven't bothered finding out what goes on in terms of disc mounting now as it > works but understand traditional mounting lines are out or on their way out. > So once again is this a bug? I suspect not. > > Out of interest this is what my fstab file looks like. > > #//192.168.1.20/Volume_1 /home/john/Desktop/NAS2 cifs 0 0 > UUID=d944bef4-29af-422b-8d48-b1801e5c48fd swap swap defaults 0 0 > UUID=b80c7369-e913-419e-8ce9-d35083ef97c5 / ext3 acl,relatime 1 1 > UUID=d54b1407-461e-4773-81a3-980528663f28 /boot ext3 acl,relatime 1 > 2 > UUID=e6a4605d-544e-4728-b6d9-7b5daf4f164a /home ext3 acl,relatime 1 > 2 > UUID=0d60fab3-d37d-4e29-b794-f6ab79f9bc82 /home2 ext3 acl,relatime 1 > 2 > proc /proc proc defaults 0 0 > sysfs /sys sysfs noauto 0 0 > debugfs /sys/kernel/debug debugfs noauto 0 0 > usbfs /proc/bus/usb usbfs noauto 0 0 > devpts /dev/pts devpts mode=0620,gid=5 0 0 > //192.168.1.20/Volume_1 /home/john/Desktop/NAS cifs > rw,user=john,guid=Nas1,noauto > > :-) Just hope the changes don't mean that I have to get to grips with uuid's > some day. Probably does. Maybe you do. > > > As I may want to add a hot plug drive to my array I would be interested in > any web links/info that cover adding auto mount hot plug drives via uuid's as > that seems to be the method my set up uses.
I haven't been following this, in fact it popped up in the middle of a thread about dual monitors! I seem to recall that someone (in this thread?) was asking about automounting devices. In KDE, the Device Notifier settings (Right-click on Device Notifier in the system tray) gives you options to automount removable devices. Does that help? I would have thought that a hot-plug device would look, to the system, like a removable drive. Maybe I'm wrong. Incidentally, is it deliberate that you don't mount your NAS at login? Just wondered why. I have some remote mounts, but they are always mounted at login. I also use a small folderview targetting remote drives - very useful. By the way, the top-posting wasn't helpful, nor was the fact that you didn't leave any useful quote, so I couldn't tell what had gone before. Anne
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