| 2013-08-12 00:53:09 |
ResidualBit |
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With the current default settings, connected removable media (usb hdd's, thumb drives, cards) do not mount unless you open pantheon-files and click on them. I'm not sure if this is intended or not, but being as nearly all other ubuntu-based distros automount by default and given that in dconf, org>gnome>desktop>media-handling is set to automount, I think this is a bug.
As a workaround, I've added my USB HDD to fstab, but this is really only viable since it is connected to my machine 99% of the time. This isn't a solution for thumb drives or cards that are removed frequently. I haven't found a workaround for them yet.
Use case/example: Music/Noise library is set to a folder on a thumb drive. At boot/reboot, if you launch Music without opening Files and mounting said drives, Music throws a fit. |
With the current default settings, connected removable media (usb hdd's, thumb drives, cards) do not mount unless you open pantheon-files and click on them. I'm not sure if this is intended or not, but being as nearly all other ubuntu-based distros automount by default and given that in dconf, org>gnome>desktop>media-handling is set to automount, I think this is a bug.
As a workaround, I've added my USB HDD to fstab, but this is really only viable since it is connected to my machine 99% of the time. This isn't a solution for thumb drives or cards that are removed frequently. I haven't found a workaround for them yet.
Use case/example: Music/Noise library is set to a folder on a thumb drive. At boot/reboot, if you launch Music without opening Files and mounting said drives, Music throws a fit.
*This may not be an issue/bug in Files, I just wasn't sure where else to put this. |
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