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pelle.k
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Post subject: How to mount local partitions through gvm/nautilus?
 Posted: Mar 16, 2008 - 04:22 AM
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Location: Sweden
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I'm spoiled by ubuntu and arch in that respect.
Exactly how do i set things up so that i can mount local partitions using gnome-volume-manager? (without editing /etc/fstab or pmount.allow).
I am a member of "disk" (ext3 etc), and "fuse" for that matter (ntfs-3g etc). |
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Posted: Mar 16, 2008 - 06:35 AM
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| I don't know what happened for you but all partitions were set up for me on install including windows,as read/write. As far as I can see if they if they show on the desktop as mounted with the live disc they will be mounted when you install the system. Hope this is of help |
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Parsix running AMD 6000 x2 64bt, Asus mother board 8gb ram, Nvidia graphic card 1gb unboard ram, Plextor PX760, EPSON R300, 2x 500gb sata+2x 500gb usb Hardrive, Netgear, 19" DELL monitor 1600X1200 X 75hz Resolution
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Posted: Mar 16, 2008 - 07:01 AM
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Oh, I already know parsix created a fully populated fstab upon installation. What i'm talking about is mounting local partitions dynamically when you click them in nautilus, using hal+dbus, but they are otherwise unmounted (non existant in fstab), by choice. Much like how you can dynamically mount a USB pen drive, see?
Thanks for trying though  |
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