leeg100 wrote: >$^&@#!$^!!! I had no idea that supermount UNmounted after closing the >Konqueror window. I'm running Mdk 9.0. I opened my Zip drive and opened an >Openoffice spreadsheet. I had it open for a little while, and inadvertently >closed the Konq window showing my Zip drive's directory... didn't think >anything of it. Then I went to save my file and OO says it doesn't exist! I >thought, Gee, I guess it unmounted automatically. I reopened it, and the >file is now gone. Dammit! > I think this is a bug, not a feature - 8.2 has no problems with supermount (8.1 had it disabled by default). I have experienced the same problem in 9.0, though removing the floppy and reinsterting does the trick.
> > >So... how do I make removable media in Mandrake 9.0 under KDE act like they do >in say, Redhat? In RH 7.3, you right-click a CD or Zip drive icon and select >"mount" or "unmount". Nice and easy and no need to type a mount command if a >shell prompt is not open... and apparently safer than Mdk's supermount. > You can control the properties of removable media through the Control Center->Mount Points. Sir Robin >
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