Comment 45 for bug 571038

@Mikhail, to be honest, I've just removed the "ommiting.." text :)
All I did was removing the partition created with Paragon software, and creating it again using gparted.
Now it looks fine, and I think this is ok.
But still having problem with udisks, autmounting.. ehh...
Basically I just downloaded a package direct from the Internet (not using apt), but I didn't think about Yor solution.
Anyway, I'll take a look at all that stuff..

@Helmut, try this: http://linux.about.com/od/ubupck_doc/a/ubupg06t05.htm
The ".diff" files are the patches to the original files located in the source package.
First You download the source package of the progrm You need to be patched. Next, You just copy that "diff" file into directory with the program, and enter command for example: "patch -p0 < file.diff", where "-p0" tells You how much do you want the path to be stripped (the path is indirect and depends on where You have just copied the "diff" file (folders, subfolders etc..), so if the path is: Download/folder/program, then "p0" means no strip, "p1" will give You: folder/program etc..). In Mikhail's diff file there are "a/.." and "b/.." paths, so You need to use "p1" I think - that's what in my case was a good act. The "file.diff" is the patch-file.

I know Im not good at describing some things, especially in english, but maybe You can understand something from that stuff :)