thanks for the update and sorry for the several itterations, closing
since that works correctly now
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Nautilus can't open usb flash drive
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On jaunty RC, this issue is gone. Works a treat.
The SCSI ZIP drive now shows as a "mass storage device", and is getting
seen correctly.
Jaunty is very slick indeed. It's very impressive.
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looking again at this bug the issue seems that gvfs doesn't list sdc1
for some reason, could you try on jaunty and get a lshal --monitor log
when plugging the device?
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I know Nautilus is confusing the virtual and real SCSI world because-
taking the ZIP drive out clears the issue. I happen to have hardware
that the GNOME project has not seen in a good long while, that's all.
They haven't tested their code against this hardware because it has
become rare over the
does anybody still get the issue? could you open the bug on bugzilla?
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how do you determine what it's using? could you open the bug on bugzilla
since that's an issue on some configuration it would be nice to have it
listed there
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Nautilus is trying to open the ZIP drive when double-clicking on the
"USB drive" icon. It's not really using /dev/sdc.
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how the real scsi device confuse nautilus? could you explain what you
think the issue is exactly there?
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This system has a ZIP 100 internal SCSI drive. This is a "real" SCSI
removable media drive, which is confusing Nautilus, which treats USB
flash drives as "fake" SCSI devices. It's likely that nobody expects
such a dinosaur to still be in use, so I have a hardware configuration
that is, er, untested
Any news about it? can you send it upstream? leaving this as incomplete
until that.
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unconfirming, I see nothing wrong in those logs, would be better send
upstream on bugzilla.gnome.org by somebody who gets the issue and can
reply to their comments
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The log of gnome-mount is attached.
Nautilus cannot mount, whether the static mount point in fstab is
defined or not.
The "USB Drive" icon in Nautilus properties says:
Type: unknown type
Size: unknown
Location: computer:///
Volume: unknown
MIME type: application/octet-stream
Modified: unknown
Ac
nobody call you a liar but what you describe seems to be a mirror issue
rather than an ubuntu one, the package is correctly available on the
ubuntu server
the log shows that the partition is correctly listed, could you also
attach the gnome-mount log when mounting it?
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And now lshal after drive insertion. It seems to find /dev/sdc and
/dev/sdc1, which is the partition.
** Attachment added: "Output of lshal after key plugged in"
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gvfs-bin was most assuredly NOT available when I tried to install it,
and I did have to resort to the installation of the downloaded .deb
file. Don't call me a liar. I got 404 file not found using the
standard shipped repositories.
If something gets "quite some work", does it not follow that it
not sure why you consider the gvfs-bin publishing on amd64 as something
having issue, gvfs just got quite some work and updates in ubuntu, gvfs-
bin works just fine on amd64 and is not required for the mounting or
anything, it just provides command line tools which make some tasks and
debugging eas
> the raw .deb file and installed it with dpkg, which worked. It appears
gvfs-bin is having a colorful history on amd64?
what do you mean? gvfs-bin is available for all the architectures
through the package manager so you can install it as any other update
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Ok, attached here is "gvfs-mount -li", per request.
It appears this isn't Nautilus after all, nor a kernel or hal problem.
It seems gvfs on amd64 is broken. I note I can manually mount the usb
flash drive, which doesn't need gvfs or fuse, but Nautilus does now need
this for a mount. Nautilus is
When the flash drive is inserted, kernel modules are modprobed and hal
gets fired up, causing the icon to appear. Evidence: nothing in
.xsession-errors, happy kernel module activity in /var/log/messages, and
happy kernel modules and hal activity in /var/log/syslog, which is
attached as "syslog" to
thank you for your bug report, could you run "gvfs-mount -li" when the
key is plugged and attach the log to the bug? does "mount" list it as
mounted? do you have any error in .xsession-errors or /var/log/messages
or /var/log/syslog?
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/15867116/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcMaps.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/15867117/ProcMaps.txt
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