I'm having problem with one device, a Nikon D90 camera, that won't automount. At some point in the past, I had set something that would cause it to be detected, but the only option offered was to download pictures with Digikam. (At some time in the past, the device notifier would offer options including opening the device in Dolphin which is what I'd prefer.) For some reason, this function didn't work properly because Digikam would open and stall on the process of detecting my images, and never would open. I have a very large image archive and this process could take a couple of minutes in the past, but it would eventually open. This camera will mount under Windows; however, in Windows, the icon never appears that allows you to eject it gracefully once you're ready to dismount it. When I attach the camera to the Windows box, it automatically opens an explorer window and shows me the folder structure, but, the eject button never appears. What I've done: I've gone into the device notifier widget settings and tried finding there, a way to disable the mount with Digikam option, but could find nothing there that affected the behavior I've removed the device notifier widget and re-installed it - no difference I found the auto-mount files "device-automounter-kcmrc" and "kded-device-automounterrc" and renamed them and restarted KDE - no difference I removed Digikam (I really don't want to use this app anyway, as I find it cumbersome) - now, the device notifier doesn't ever show the camera I re-formatted the memory card in the camera Lots of google searches on this issue, but haven't found anything else that helped Tried my other camera, a Fuji 9000, and several pen drives - these all automount successfully and offer various options for how to mount the devices with various applications The strange behavior under Windows (it automatically opens a folder with the camera memory card's root folder displayed, BUT, never produces the eject icon) makes me suspect this is some issue with the camera, but, what could it be? -- Claude Jones Brunswick, MD, USA -- users mailing list users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe or change subscription options: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/users Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Mailing_list_guidelines
