pmount does mount the drive with no problem.
So there is a difference between desktops regarding mounting an configuring drives.
That's bad because this is too basic to be affected by the desktop.
You need support for configuring external drives in /etc/fstab to set mount options, which
can not be forced in any other way for every user.
pmount does mount the drive with no problem.
So there is a difference between desktops regarding mounting an configuring drives.
That's bad because this is too basic to be affected by the desktop.
You need support for configuring external drives in /etc/fstab to set mount options, which
can not be forced in any other way for every user.