I compiled a small supermount FAQ, link is
http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=19736group_id=79609.
Home page also has link to DocBook source. Comments, submissions and
corrections are welcome. This includes DocBook usage and style (it is my
first document ever, I opted for
anybody is using (needs) it? Danny, ppc kernel is based on 2.4.20
AFAIK or can you use 2.4.21+ patch?
else I'll drop it as soon as something in kernel part changes.
thank you
-andrey
Hi all !
I would like to know if you consider using supermount-ng in the kernel of
the next 9.2 ?
obiwan (Danny Tholen) has built kernels available on Mandrakeclub that use
it, and it works well. A lot of bugs or strange behaviour has been
corrected, like the CDROM access for a couple of seconds
I would like to know if you consider using supermount-ng in the
kernel of the next 9.2 ?
Who are you? As a reminder, it is not official list representing
Mandrake official position ...
obiwan (Danny Tholen) has built kernels available on Mandrakeclub
that use it, and it works well. A lot
See http://supermount-ng.sf.net/ and project page. The patch is for 2.5.70, it won't
apply to earlier versions.
It needs quite a bit of work still but CD-ROMs (at least, IDE, I do not have SCSI) and
floppy seem to work. If anybody desperately needs
ide-floppy I could add it, but I'd rather wait
Before I leave for a week a small update (for Danny :)
* Sat 05 Apr 2003 Andrey Borzenkov [EMAIL PROTECTED] 1.2.1
- fixed stupid thinko in mediactl methods (the effect was it was
impossible to manually eject ro media). It was exposed by recent
changes. No changes in supermount itself
Does autofs work reliably with urpmi and removable media?
It didn't for me in 8.2. I did urpmi.removemedia for the 8.2 discs,
removed the cdrom mount point in fstab then urpmi.addmedia for each disc
(/misc/cd), but it would still configure for /mnt/cdrom. I could only
install packages by
I don't know if it has been discussed here, but since there are so many
problems with supermount, why to not use an alternative ? Like autofs ?
Is there any technical reason to stick to supermount ?
Eric
doesn't bother me, although thats just my
case.
-Robert
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:cooker-owner;linux-mandrake.com]On Behalf Of Eric Fernandez
Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 12:42 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Cooker] supermount or alternate fs mounter ?
I
Robert Denier wrote:
You may want to check this but I think
supermount -i disable
will magically change fstab to get rid of supermount options. (Remember if
you mess up fstab your machine may not boot.)
Clearly you now have to mount everything by hand, but considering I use a cd
at most
29, 2002 11:28 AM
Subject: Re: [Cooker] supermount or alternate fs mounter ?
Robert Denier wrote:
You may want to check this but I think
supermount -i disable
will magically change fstab to get rid of supermount options. (Remember
if
you mess up fstab your machine may not boot
Alan Hughes wrote:
The problem is that AFAIK other auto mounters are user-space applications
that work by periodically checking to see if a mount point is no longer
used, and if so then unmounting it. Typically this check occurs at 30 second
intervals (although I understand that most allow you
I had the problem also with commercial cds, for example tuxracer or
quake III.
Francisco Alcaraz
Murcia (Spain)
- Mensaje Original -
Remitente: James Sparenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fecha: Jueves, Octubre 17, 2002 5:02 am
Asunto: Re: [Cooker] Supermount in MDK 9.0
On Tue, 2002-10-15
Palmer, Hilary wrote:
I loaded 9.0 on my system at home, but I noticed if I start copying a lot of
data off of a CD, SuperMount seems to drop the CD. It will say that it
doesn't have access to any of the files after the few that are copied. Then
I need to eject and reinsert the CD to see
On Tue, 2002-10-15 at 22:44, Joerg Skottke wrote:
Palmer, Hilary wrote:
I loaded 9.0 on my system at home, but I noticed if I start copying a lot of
data off of a CD, SuperMount seems to drop the CD. It will say that it
doesn't have access to any of the files after the few that are
Hello
I saw that problem in my computer too. But i fix it with edit in /etc/fstab
file. There isn't any /dev/sd0 file on /dev you must enter directly the
/dev/hdx for it. like /dev/hdd for secondery slave cdrom.!
From: Götz Waschk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
I haven't seen the disappearing drive problem yet, but I have noticed
that supermounted CD's don't show up in df output anymore. Fine in 8.2.
--
Aaron Peromsik [EMAIL PROTECTED] [For thinner oatmeal, add more water.]
I am experiencing the disappearing drive problem. I perform an action
on a file on the CDROM and suddenly that file just disappears.
Supermount seems flakey all over again, but I haven't complained about
it yet because I am experiencing problems higher on my agenda ... like
3D accelleration
I loaded 9.0 on my system at home, but I noticed if I start copying a lot of
data off of a CD, SuperMount seems to drop the CD. It will say that it
doesn't have access to any of the files after the few that are copied. Then
I need to eject and reinsert the CD to see anything on it again.
If I
Am Montag, 14. Oktober 2002, 08:33:36 Uhr MET, schrieb Palmer, Hilary:
I loaded 9.0 on my system at home, but I noticed if I start copying a lot of
data off of a CD, SuperMount seems to drop the CD. It will say that it
doesn't have access to any of the files after the few that are copied.
OK... Thanks
-Original Message-
From: Götz Waschk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, October 14, 2002 8:42 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Cooker] Supermount in MDK 9.0
Am Montag, 14. Oktober 2002, 08:33:36 Uhr MET, schrieb Palmer, Hilary:
I loaded 9.0 on my system
On Monday 14 October 2002 14:33, Palmer, Hilary wrote:
I loaded 9.0 on my system at home, but I noticed if I start copying a lot
of data off of a CD, SuperMount seems to drop the CD. It will say that it
doesn't have access to any of the files after the few that are copied.
Then I need to
Mario Vazquez wrote on Wed, Oct 09, 2002 at 03:16:02PM -0400 :
There is a fix for supermount on cooker mirrors?
When you see a new version of the kernel come down, that's when you try
it. Look through the changelog to see if anything is noted about it.
Blue skies... Todd
--
On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 14:16, Mario Vazquez wrote:
There is a fix for supermount on cooker mirrors?
Yes. It's called autofs.
TTFN,
Lonnie Borntreger
L == Lonnie Borntreger [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
L On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 14:16, Mario Vazquez wrote:
There is a fix for supermount on cooker mirrors?
L Yes. It's called autofs.
Please explain:
Autofs can also be used to manage file systems on removable media,
but Anvin
I have the same problem with No such file or directory errors when copying
or just reading from my DVD-ROM drive.
Reading or copying files from my CD writer, which is using the ide-scsi
kernel module, seems to work fine. However, I have not fully tested this
theory.
I also receive an error:
James Sparenberg wrote on Tue, Oct 01, 2002 at 12:00:29AM -0700 :
Cd /mnt/cdrom/some_directory as a user su to root do some work.
eject the cdrom put in a new one. Quite often the new one is
unreadable. ie
Understandable. The problem is that the eject should fail with an
unable
On Sun, 2002-09-29 at 13:24, John Allen wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 29 Sep 2002, Steven Spears wrote:
Mandrake start ther is an error message: Fault: mount device not found.
I think you need to remove 'auto' and set 'noauto' in the responsible
fstab line.
Luis,
Could you be so kind as explains us in detail how do you have setuped
autofs?
Thanks so much in advance
Francisco Alcaraz
Murcia (Spain)
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Remitente: Luis M [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fecha: Martes, Octubre 1, 2002 2:59 am
Asunto: Re: [Cooker] Supermount Problem
I am really sorry but from your description it appears not related
directly to supermount. I do not know anything about flashcards, sorry
:(
Could this supermount error be related to the problems I am having
with supermount and the usb-uhci/sr_mod loaded Flash memory-card
reader?
When I
I have got also problems downloading pictures from my usb camera (canon
powershot a40).
The camera is correctly set up and I can access the image directory with
konqueror. But sometimes it hangs during the copy and I have to do it again.
Eric
Borzenkov Andrey wrote:
I am really sorry but from
I am very surprised about the escarce interest that this bug has in
cooker list. For linux users is not so problematic disable supermount,
but for those new in linux is a real nightmare and:
Supermount is enabled by default in 9.0!
In the press release of 9.0 one of the remarqued points is,
I feel a bit responsible for the current state of supermount, since I
talked Juan into fixing floppy-write-PANIC issues, which seems to have
utterly broken supermount for CDROMS in the released 9.0 kernel.
A simple 'find' in /mnt/cdrom will probably reveal what I'm talking about
(half the
Could this supermount error be related to the problems I am having
with supermount and the usb-uhci/sr_mod loaded Flash memory-card
reader?
When I try to use the Flash card with supermount
none /mnt/flash supermount dev=/dev/sda1,fs=vfat,user,noauto 0 0
it reads a few files and then hangs.
, adding the solution in errata.
Francisco Alcaraz
Murcia (Spain)
- Mensaje Original -
Remitente: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fecha: Lunes, Septiembre 30, 2002 5:13 pm
Asunto: [Cooker] supermount
I feel a bit responsible for the current state of supermount, since
I
talked Juan into fixing
, 2002 5:13 pm
Asunto: [Cooker] supermount
I feel a bit responsible for the current state of supermount, since
I
talked Juan into fixing floppy-write-PANIC issues, which seems to
have
utterly broken supermount for CDROMS in the released 9.0 kernel.
A simple 'find' in /mnt/cdrom will probably
Hi,
Am Mon, 2002-09-30 um 18.06 schrieb Gary Lawrence Murphy:
Could this supermount error be related to the problems I am having
with supermount and the usb-uhci/sr_mod loaded Flash memory-card
reader?
When I try to use the Flash card with supermount
none /mnt/flash supermount
Just in case, I disable supermount for both of my cdroms... instead I setup
autofs in /misc . Thus now, ls /misc/cdrom brings my CDs just fine. I always
wonder why the need for supermount if autofs does the same ...
In any case, maybe it's because of supermount that I cannot restart my
From the CarshTesters List:
Date
29 Sep 2002 12:25
Subject
Re: [CrashTesters] 9.0 Supermount nightmare
On 29 Sep 2002 12:09 CDT you wrote:
On 29 Sep 2002 06:24 CDT you wrote:
Dear friends,
I am having lot of problems with supermount in 9.0:
1- With supermount
Steven Spears wrote:
Ran the test and sure enough, I get the same error as well. I opened the
CD-ROM with 9.0 CD-ROM #2 and created a directory and opened it. Then I did a
mass select in the RPMS2 directory and drug them into the new test directory.
The copy started off fine but then cam
On Sun, 29 Sep 2002, Steven Spears wrote:
Mandrake start ther is an error message: Fault: mount device not found.
I think you need to remove 'auto' and set 'noauto' in the responsible
fstab line. Otherwise system will try to mount the empty drive, which
will fail ofcourse. It is not a real
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 29 Sep 2002, Steven Spears wrote:
Mandrake start ther is an error message: Fault: mount device not found.
I think you need to remove 'auto' and set 'noauto' in the responsible
fstab line. Otherwise system will try to mount the empty drive, which
That usually means a bad burn. Do this:
make sure that your ISO's have the right md5sum:
f7a093af34b8cbe1abc165213fea9deb Mandrake90-cd1-inst.i586.iso
05a3ccafaacc37d6d1e2f260fc274549 Mandrake90-cd2-ext.i586.iso
1a2fd731fb6e30d39b0b99f504b231b3 Mandrake90-cd3-i18n.i586.iso
To check the
I have the same problem on my Laptops (seems to work ok on my desktop
systems so far). I have to disable supermount to be able to properly
mount/unmount/use CD's. Plus, once disabled, I have to shut down and
restart the system for the change to take effect, rebooting isn't
enough. Supermount
On Sun, 29 Sep 2002, Luis M wrote:
That usually means a bad burn. Do this:
How is this a bad burn, we are talking about things working
with manual mount, but not with supermount. To be even more specific,
sometimes I see half of the dirs, somethimes the other half. Even on
commercial CDs.
On Mon, 30 Sep 2002, Jason wrote:
important to have working. I think adding in Alan Cox's fix would be a
good idea.
It is not a real fix, it is a different program. It already works for CDs,
but no floppies AFAIK. I might try to build an rpm and put it into
contrib. But it is still very
I understand. My point is that either we get SOMETHING that works or IMHO
take out Supermount (or other like programs) altogether and setup Kwikdisk
to start automatically so newbies can mount/unmount CD's easily. This is
getting tedious. I have been running ML (all major releases and cooker)
All md5sums check out perfect and it doesn't just happen with burnt CDs. It
happens with any, and my installs with these CDs were flawless over four+
computers so far. Don't think it's the CDs.
Steve
On Sunday 29 September 2002 3:51 pm, Luis M wrote:
That usually means a bad burn. Do
In beta4, the CD-ROM and floppy icons are displayed on my desktop, even
though those devices aren't mounted. (There's no floppy or CD in the
drive).
Rich
--
ars Cognita Richard Tango-Lowy
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President
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Computer: WalMart Athlon
Mandrake 9.0 beta2
Hi:
I insert a floppy and click on the KDE floppy Icon. I can read a floppy OK
but I can not mount and read subsequent floppies. A similar thing happens
for the CDROM. The first time I click on the KDE Icon I can read my CDROM.
However I cannot
I do not often use floppy disks, so maybe that's why I never noticed, but both my two
(completely different)
8.2 machines freeze hard when copying a few files to a floppy (a few 100 kb). Even
mouse freezes.
The same error also happens when mounting a vfat HD partition with supermount and
warly == Warly [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
warly Mattias Dahlberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
Just wondering if it looks like the problem with supermount and symbolic
links on CDs will be fixed in time for 8.2. If not, maybe there should be
some kind of instruction somewhere to turn
»Leon Brooks« sagte am 2002-03-06 um 09:11:02 +0800 :
For *some* IDE CD-RW drives, if the drive is not accessed by supermount via
the _SCSI_ device name instead of the _IDE_ device name, yes, sometimes the
drive gets a little confused about what mode it's in. Otherwise, I've not had
a
Hi,
Just wondering if it looks like the problem with supermount and symbolic
links on CDs will be fixed in time for 82 If not, maybe there should be
some kind of instruction somewhere to turn supermount off and re-install
your Loki game if it doesn't work Because it's not so easy to connect
the
Hi!
Is it risky to leave the cdwriter supermounted when burning CDs?
Alexander Skwar
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Alexander Skwar wrote:
Hi!
Is it risky to leave the cdwriter supermounted when burning CDs?
Alexander Skwar
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Mattias Dahlberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
Just wondering if it looks like the problem with supermount and symbolic
links on CDs will be fixed in time for 8.2. If not, maybe there should be
some kind of instruction somewhere to turn supermount off and re-install
your Loki game if it
On Wednesday 06 March 2002 05:33, Warly wrote:
Mattias Dahlberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Just wondering if it looks like the problem with supermount and symbolic
links on CDs will be fixed in time for 8.2.
Juan said that it will be ok for rc1
It's nice to see more of these explicit ACKs
On Wednesday 06 March 2002 03:16, Alexander Skwar wrote:
Is it risky to leave the cdwriter supermounted when burning CDs?
For *some* IDE CD-RW drives, if the drive is not accessed by supermount via
the _SCSI_ device name instead of the _IDE_ device name, yes, sometimes the
drive gets a little
goetz == Goetz Waschk [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
goetz Hi,
goetz there's a problem with CDs mounted with supermount. All symlinks seem
goetz to be broken. For instance on the CD Commercial applications CD 1 from
goetz Mdk 8.1 the symlinks in Mandrake/RPMS4 are broken. They are OK if the
goetz CD
Hi,
there's a problem with CDs mounted with supermount. All symlinks seem
to be broken. For instance on the CD Commercial applications CD 1 from
Mdk 8.1 the symlinks in Mandrake/RPMS4 are broken. They are OK if the
CD is mounted without supermount.
I've tested the kernels 2.4.13-12mdk,
I tried it with the latest kernel and want to install some new packages.
rpmdrake tried to access the drive but was never able to open to drive so i
could insert the desired cdrom.
turning off supermount solved the problem.
Stef
I remember that when supermount was first incorporated into Mandrake, there
was an easy to find option during the installation that allowed the user to
turn it off before it was installed. Anyway of getting that re-incorporated
into 8.2?
On Thursday 07 February 2002 09:58 am, Jason Straight
Borsenkow Andrej [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does it hang after Turning on user and group quotas for local
filesystems: messages? In this case (if you can reliably reproduce this
problem) could you try the included patch for /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit and
tell if it fixes the problem?
The patch
j == J Patrick Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
j Hello.
j The subject line is misleading. I did for several days assume that my drive
j had been somehow damaged, but in the preparation of this message, I tried to
j burn a CD again, and it actually worked.
j I recently downloaded 8.2beta1 for
I agree, my opinion is that supermount sucks, until the kernel handles hot
swapping better or something. As soon as I try to access something under the
mnt dir or whatever when the wrong device is in all hell breaks loose. I wish
for us laptop users with modular accessories mdk would put in a
Hello.
The subject line is misleading. I did for several days assume that my drive
had been somehow damaged, but in the preparation of this message, I tried to
burn a CD again, and it actually worked.
I recently downloaded 8.2beta1 for testing.
Following installation, my system froze during
i have a smiliar problems too. I have both a 3.5 and a 5.1/4
floppy drive and i know both works but for some reason if i have
floppy2 (5.1/4) specified in /etc/fstab it hangs during the
kde startup.
/MattB
On Wed, 2002-02-06 at 09:28, J. Patrick Smith wrote:
Hello.
The subject line is
The subject line is misleading.
The more misleading subject is the more likely messages gets ignored.
I did for several days assume that my drive
had been somehow damaged, but in the preparation of this message, I
tried to
burn a CD again, and it actually worked.
I recently downloaded
yup,
It does not seem to have a problem with a 2nd
cdrom/cdrw/dvd because the system automatically
recognizes the addition of another hd*, hoever the
floppy is assumed and not checked so when it is
removedlock up.
--- J. Patrick Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello.
The subject line is
SI Reasoning wrote:
I have burned cd's without issue while it was
supermounted.
--- Stefan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fresh Xmas install with no /etc/fstab adaptions by
hand...
(the first)
... there where only seconds to finish writing a CD
... I opened the
MidnightCommander
Fresh Xmas install with no /etc/fstab adaptions by hand...
(the first)
... there where only seconds to finish writing a CD ... I opened the
MidnightCommander to easy navigate the fs, taped the /mnt directory (mc
reads ahead !?) ... and cdrecord stops writing the cd with an I/O error.
Because
I have burned cd's without issue while it was
supermounted.
--- Stefan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fresh Xmas install with no /etc/fstab adaptions by
hand...
(the first)
... there where only seconds to finish writing a CD
... I opened the
MidnightCommander to easy navigate the fs, taped
I have burned cd's without issue while it was
supermounted.
Of course if you start burn and go away for a while it works.
... there where only seconds to finish writing a CD
... I opened the
MidnightCommander to easy navigate the fs, taped the
/mnt directory (mc
reads ahead
--- Borsenkow Andrej [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
It is good practice to leave system alone while
burning your CD.
-andrej
I had one external usb cd writer that was so flaky,
that the only way I could consistently get it to burn
properly was to run it from blackbox. If I tried to
run it
SI Reasoning [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Maybe supermount should be an option instead of the
default. Laptops with removeable modules, in
particular, removable floppy , can lock up during boot
when the floppy is not installed (if it has already
been setup in supermount). I have not run into
I reported this several time before - on my notebook there is a serious
delay after a new install mounting filesystems. And KDE acts real slow
because it's constantly trying to access the ls-120/CD combo drive,
The solution is to supermount -i disable and reboot - all is then OK
but of course,
If I remove the floppy and replace it with a battery
or cdrw, the system freezes during bootup, right at
the mounting section. This is with supermount, it will
work fine without it.
--- Guillaume Cottenceau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SI Reasoning [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Maybe supermount
Manual mounting is a foreign concept to newbies so I
know there is danger in it, however, I still think it
may be wise to give a choice with an explanation.
Maybe have a laptop option during install, which will
set the system up safest for laptops and auto load a
faq with details so that the
Manual mounting is a foreign concept to newbies so I
know there is danger in it, however, I still think it
may be wise to give a choice with an explanation.
Maybe have a laptop option during install, which will
set the system up safest for laptops and auto load a
faq with details so that the
--- SI Reasoning [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Fri, 1 Feb 2002 09:41:57 -0800 (PST)
From: SI Reasoning [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Cooker] supermount and laptops with
removable modules
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If I remove the floppy and replace it with a battery
or cdrw, the system
Maybe supermount should be an option instead of the
default. Laptops with removeable modules, in
particular, removable floppy , can lock up during boot
when the floppy is not installed (if it has already
been setup in supermount). I have not run into
problems with 2nd cdroms (like cdrw) because
On Wed, 30 Jan 2002 09:05:02 +0300
Borsenkow Andrej [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As an addendum the same applies in rpmdrake if installating software
from a
cd source be it the installation cds or an added cd.
What exactly happens? There was a problem in urpmi that it could not
eject
This was touched on in a previous post but I thought that I would confirm it.
In order to create a bootdisk, using mcc, supermount Must be Disabled.
Charles
Charles A Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This was touched on in a previous post but I thought that I would confirm it.
In order to create a bootdisk, using mcc, supermount Must be Disabled.
i will inspect that asap
thanx to report it.
--
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
piouk toujours et
On 29 Jan 2002 23:04:12 +0100
Yves Duret [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Charles A Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This was touched on in a previous post but I thought that I would confirm it.
In order to create a bootdisk, using mcc, supermount Must be Disabled.
i will inspect that asap
As an addendum the same applies in rpmdrake if installating software
from a
cd source be it the installation cds or an added cd.
What exactly happens? There was a problem in urpmi that it could not
eject supermounted medium (since we switched to none for device). It
should be fixed in the
{pts/1}% sudo urpmi afio
eject: unable to find or open device for: `none'
We use none for device in supermount that (unfortunately) eject does
not like.
-andrej
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Isn't it just a matter of defining your audio directory in XMMS to something else than
/mnt/cdrom (for instance: /mnt/audio). Seems to work for me?
Danny
On Thursday 24 January 2002 00:56, you wrote:
actually there is a plugin on Contrib that
It appears whenever xmms is attempting to access the audiotracks from
/mnt/cdrom it refuses to enter the directory. Konqueror has a lock
on the directory also. the KDE CD Player can play cd's fine and i can
access the cd from the services line in konqueror file manager.
In mandrake 8.1
It appears whenever xmms is attempting to access the audiotracks from
/mnt/cdrom it refuses to enter the directory. Konqueror has a lock
on the directory also. the KDE CD Player can play cd's fine and i can
access the cd from the services line in konqueror file manager.
In mandrake 8.1 this
Tech At Mathco Dot Com [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It appears whenever xmms is attempting to access the audiotracks from
/mnt/cdrom it refuses to enter the directory. Konqueror has a lock
Yes, the audio read from XMMS has never worked with supermount.
You need to umount the cdrom or disable
Would that be considered a bug in xmms or in supermount
/MattB
On Wed, 2002-01-23 at 16:55, Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
Tech At Mathco Dot Com [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It appears whenever xmms is attempting to access the audiotracks from
/mnt/cdrom it refuses to enter the directory.
Tech At Mathco Dot Com [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Would that be considered a bug in xmms or in supermount
Probably a misfeature (rather than a bug) in xmms, which is not
aware of supermount.
For example for gtktalog I had to ask the author to write special
code in order to work ok with
actually there is a plugin on Contrib that lets you play
audio cd's even though supermount is installed but it
access the audiotracks another way.
/MattB
On Wed, 2002-01-23 at 17:23, Guillaume Cottenceau wrote:
Tech At Mathco Dot Com [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Would that be considered a
If I play a dvd on my cdrom/dvd player on my Dell
Inspiron 7000 laptop using supermount, then when I pop
out the dvd and try and read a data cd, it reads it
improperly. I have to remount before I can read the
cd.
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SI Reasoning
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On þÔ×, 2002-01-17 at 21:27, Borsenkow Andrej wrote:
On þÔ×, 2002-01-17 at 17:09, Borsenkow Andrej wrote:
Many people including me are annoyed by supermount attempting to mount
empty drives. It is causing delays in GUI filemanagers; it also makes
zsh completion really slow (just try to
On Sunday 20 January 2002 04:02, you wrote:
- On þÔ×, 2002-01-17 at 21:27, Borsenkow Andrej wrote:
- On þÔ×, 2002-01-17 at 17:09, Borsenkow Andrej wrote:
- Many people including me are annoyed by supermount attempting to mount
- empty drives. It is causing delays in GUI filemanagers; it also
If we are forced to receive these spurious messages,
the least that can be done is to spin them off into
their own logfile, at least it is not clogging
/var/log/messages then.
--- Bryan B Whitehead [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
No, it's definatly in 8.1 as well.
/var/log/messages is filled up with
On Fri, 18 Jan 2002, SI Reasoning wrote:
If we are forced to receive these spurious messages,
the least that can be done is to spin them off into
their own logfile, at least it is not clogging
/var/log/messages then.
It's not so much /var/log/messages filling up that irritates me. It's all
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