On Thu, 2003-12-11 at 08:18, Martin Andersen wrote: > "'mount /mnt/camera' as non-root console user doesn't work? It should. > I think you should be able to get it to work by just right-clicking on > the background desktop and going to the Disks menu." > > You are right. mount /mnt/camera does work. > Since the system detects my camera, why doesn't it mount my camera ? > > I'm using KDE 3.2 beta2, when right-clicking I can't see any disk menu. > > > "Try with options user,rw,owner > > the user option will allow users to mount the fs (i believe), otherwise > only root can mount it." > > No, the line in /etc/fstab is added by the system when I turn on > the camera, and removed when I unmount/turn off the camera Weird. I have a camera that ISN'T added automatically to /etc/fstab, even though it is detected. So I just created a new mount point (/mnt/vivitar) and created a new entry in /etc/fstab for the vivitar and basically treated it like a floppy in terms of the settings (noauto, etc.) and that worked for me. Maybe try that? Preston
