Hello.
I use gnupod to add tracks to my iPod. When I do it says this:
warning: /media/ELIOT_IPOD seems to be mounted *CASE SENSITIVE*
Mounting VFAT/HFS+ like this is a VERY BAD(tm) idea,
strange things may happen... GNUpod may not work correctly!
Please mount the Filesystem CASE *IN*SENSITIVE
(use 'mount ... -o check=r' for VFAT)
[Ignore this message if /media/ELIOT_IPOD isn't a
VFAT or HFS+ Filesystem ;) ]
Thing is, I never use mount manually to mount my iPod. fstab-sync hears the HAL
event and mounts it for me. My question is, how do I tell fstab-sync to mount
the volume with the '-o check=r'?
man fstab-sync suggests I drop a file in /usr/share/hal/fdi/95userpolicy to do
this, and there are some examples of these files in /usr/share/doc, but I can't
see from the examples how to do this.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Cheers,
Eliot Stock.
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