This bug still exists in Ubuntu 8.10:
sudo fdisk -l says USB disk is /dev/sdd5
gnome-mount -v -t /dev/sdd5 says that /dev/sdd5 is not a volume.
However doing a manual mount works.
If you restart GNOME after suspend with sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart,
automounting will work again.
Furthermore,
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Is this symptom still reproducible in 8.10 beta?
** Changed in: gnome-volume-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
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automount of USB disk does not work anymore after suspend to disk
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/114919
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after i started gnome-volume-manager manually it survived one
suspend/resume cycle. automatically mounting worked and i was able to
read and write. however unmounting did not work (complained about not
being root and not listed in fstab). sudo umount worked then as
expected.
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automount of USB
looks like udev is recognizing the disk insertion. but the receiver of the
event on the other end does not mount the disk.
dmesg shows the usual messages, all looking correct.
sudo udevmonitor
udevmonitor will print the received events for:
UDEV the event which udev sends out after rule
running gnome-mount --device /dev/sdb1 does mount the device as
expected and it shows up in the block partitions applet and nautilus. i
can access the data as user, as expected. digging the packages that
depend on gnome-mount i found the gnome-volume-manager. now i see that
no process of that name
sudo /etc/init.d/dbus restart fixes the network applet but it does not
help to automount the USB disk. i ran it once with a memory stick
plugged in and once i plugged it in afterwards. both with the same
result (no automount)
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automount of USB disk does not work anymore after suspend to disk
