I'm using Karmic and the bug seems to be still here. I mean, I have an external hdd, but I want gnome-volume-manager to automount only one partition, so I put in my fstab something like this:
I want g-v-m to mount only the first one, I set the noauto option because I don't want it to be mounted during boot, the force option is needed because it's a hfsplus partition with journaling. The "user" option should the one to do the trick, but g-v-m still complains when failing to mount the second partition, but it shouldn't try do it in first place! I know, it's just a warning, but it's annoying.
I attached a screenshot, in the foreground there is the error message I'd like to get rid of, in the background there is the window that nautilus opens when automounting the first partition.
I'm using Karmic and the bug seems to be still here. I mean, I have an external hdd, but I want gnome-volume- manager to automount only one partition, so I put in my fstab something like this:
/dev/disk/ by-id/usb- SAMSUNG_ HD103SI_ 1f00bfdf194b130 251000000- 0:0-part3 /media/Monolith hfsplus force,user,noauto 0 0 by-id/usb- SAMSUNG_ HD103SI_ 1f00bfdf194b130 251000000- 0:0-part2 /media/ Monolith- Boot-OSX hfsplus force,noauto 0 0
/dev/disk/
I want g-v-m to mount only the first one, I set the noauto option because I don't want it to be mounted during boot, the force option is needed because it's a hfsplus partition with journaling. The "user" option should the one to do the trick, but g-v-m still complains when failing to mount the second partition, but it shouldn't try do it in first place! I know, it's just a warning, but it's annoying.
I attached a screenshot, in the foreground there is the error message I'd like to get rid of, in the background there is the window that nautilus opens when automounting the first partition.