Mr. Auld, I am not an expert and the following may be slightly incorrect, but AFAIK ...
The supermount option applies to removeable drives; the noauto option applies to harddrives which are always "present" or "connected". The only way to disable supermount is to explicitly deselect "supermount". This forces the user to manually mount and unmount the removeable media. To do the same for harddrives select "noauto". On Friday 27 Dec 2002 3:04 pm, Angus Auld wrote: Greetings, I think I have come to the conclusion that supermount is a "great mystery" to me. Perhaps the name should be changed to "maybemount"? It seems to work at times, but then other times it doesn't. This is not a satisfying relationship. I am also not having great success using MCC to try to disable supermount. I selected the "user" mode instead of "noauto" (should I have chosen "noauto"?). After confirming my choice of options, I exited MCC. Then I discovered that supermount is still enabled. :-/ -- Chris Edwards Send email for alternate contact information email | aim | icq | postal | cell | phone
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