On 14:33 Fri 15 Oct , Muhammed Uluyol wrote:
> Forgot, you'd probably want a 'sleep 1' or 'sleep 2' in there.
Of course i can use symlinks. But what WHY should i do it >_<
Already written a patch, this evening will send to them.
Hardcoded mount options - it's really bad very bad idea.
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Forgot, you'd probably want a 'sleep 1' or 'sleep 2' in there.
What's wrong with using uuids?
If it's really bugging you you could use something like
#!/bin/bash
while true; do
for dev in /media/*; do
sdname=$(blkid -U ${dev##*/}
[[ ! -e /media/$sdname ]] && ln -s "$dev" "/media/$sdname"
done
done
Something that used inotify would work
On 19:31 Fri 15 Oct , Ionuț Bîru wrote:
> On 10/15/2010 07:22 PM, Fess wrote:
> >On 18:28 Fri 15 Oct , Fess wrote:
> >>Have a nice day guys,
> >>
> >>If anyone use udisks and mount filesystems with it - please tell me, if
> >>there is any way t:o specify mounting point? Because if fs have no label
On 10/15/2010 07:22 PM, Fess wrote:
On 18:28 Fri 15 Oct , Fess wrote:
Have a nice day guys,
If anyone use udisks and mount filesystems with it - please tell me, if there
is any way t:o specify mounting point? Because if fs have no label(eg - ext2)
udisks
mounts it to /media/. Bad idea. Really
On 18:28 Fri 15 Oct , Fess wrote:
> Have a nice day guys,
>
> If anyone use udisks and mount filesystems with it - please tell me, if there
> is any way t:o specify mounting point? Because if fs have no label(eg - ext2)
> udisks
> mounts it to /media/. Bad idea. Really bad. Any suggestions, how
Have a nice day guys,
If anyone use udisks and mount filesystems with it - please tell me, if there
is any way t:o specify mounting point? Because if fs have no label(eg - ext2)
udisks
mounts it to /media/. Bad idea. Really bad. Any suggestions, how to make
/media/sdb1(example?
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