gparted needlessly opens nautilus on each unmounted partition
Bug #110763 reported by
Martijn van Iersel
This bug report is a duplicate of:
Bug #37768: gnome-volume-manager mounting Partition, while working with GParted.
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Bug Description
Binary package hint: gparted
On the ubuntu 7.04 final live CD, When I ran GNOME partition manager from the menu, it automatically mounted all my partitions and opened a nautilus window for each of them. The result was that I had to close 5 windows before I could see the gnome partition editor again.
When I closed the program, unmounted all patitions, and then started the program again, the same thing happened.
I haven't tested yet whether this is only on the live CD or not.
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| Martijn van Iersel (martijn-vaniersel) wrote | #1 |
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This appears to happen only on the live CD, not when it's installed
This bug often gets in the way when trying to make changes to the partitions (e.g. deleting a partition and then resizing another partition), because all partitions get mounted automatically and they need to be not mounted for Gparted to do its job. I can prevent this from happening by killing gnome-volume-