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automount usb-storage devices synchronal
Hi,
when I plug in an USB-storage device it gets automatically mounted. This is nice.
Is there a way to set additional mount parameters? I want them to be mounted with the sync-option.
RE: automount usb-storage devices synchronal
Then you should define that in /etc/fstab with the 'sync' option.
Bram Schoenmakers
KDE Netherlands (www.kde.nl)
But /etc/fstab is for static mount points (and my one actually consists only of two lines for / and /proc).
When I plug in an usb-device it will be "magically" mounted at /media/phone or something like that.
Hi,
I have discover something : If you don't want the automatically mounting of your usb device, you have to do that in the kde environment :
- open Konqueror
- select the icon called "storage media" on the left side.
- your usb key must be shown on the window (on the right side). Then right click on your usb key and chose "Properties"
- you can deselect the "automatically mounting" by left clicking on a check box if you want, changing the automatic mount point, and adding the Synchronous option.
PS : sorry for my bad english, but I hope that informations will help you.
French newbie in testing debian
the automounting is part of the submount-deamon, isn't it?
so you may have to configure your submount-deamon
but i'm not sure