On Friday 15 June 2007 08:53:14 Claude Jones wrote: > On Wednesday June 13 2007 1:33:57 pm Terry Polzin wrote: > > When I mount a USB memory device whether it be a key or a hd in an > > enclosue as a mortal user (in KDE) I get a pop-up after the mount > > dialogue stating that /media/X is a folder but a file is expected. The > > device mounts, I just don't get a display of the contents. Mounting the > > same device as root in KDE works without error. > > > > Am I dealing with a HAL issue or a KDE issue? > > After working perfectly on my FC6 box for months, mine started doing the > same thing. I then noticed that hald was failing to start during one > bootup. I also found that I couldn't start it manually 'service haldaemon > restart' - I tried 'setenforce 0' (to turn off Selinux), and that permitted > haldaemon to start. I went into selinux configuration and turned off all > enforcing against haldaemon, and that permitted it to start at boot time. > However, it's still not auto-mounting in KDE -- I get the dialog window > after I plug the device in, I tell it to 'mount in new window' and it opens > the new window, but the device contents aren't displayed - that's the way I > left it yesterday. I posted about this in a different thread, but got no > responses. I just tried my pendrive in this machine, which is a fairly new > 12 days old F7 install, and mounting worked perfectly. So, I'd say > something did change with either Selinux or Hal - but I can't put my finger > on it Claude - Hald is running fine, selinux is disabled totally. Terry
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