Started happening to me when I upgraded to Hardy Heron.
Abandon nautilus for PCmanFM until it's fixed.
My NTFS partitions and external harddrives stopped automounting. To fix that I put in my .bashrc (all one line):
alias fixfuse='sudo mv /usr/local/lib/libfuse.so.2 /usr/local/lib/libfuse.so.2.old ; sudo ln -s /lib/libfuse.so.2.7.2 /usr/local/lib/libfuse.so.2'
Everytime I use "Update manager" this breaks. When it does, in a terminal I execute:
fixfuse
... And my NTFS filesystems again automount.
Started happening to me when I upgraded to Hardy Heron.
Abandon nautilus for PCmanFM until it's fixed.
My NTFS partitions and external harddrives stopped automounting. To fix that I put in my .bashrc (all one line):
alias fixfuse='sudo mv /usr/local/ lib/libfuse. so.2 /usr/local/ lib/libfuse. so.2.old ; sudo ln -s /lib/libfuse. so.2.7. 2 /usr/local/ lib/libfuse. so.2'
Everytime I use "Update manager" this breaks. When it does, in a terminal I execute:
fixfuse
... And my NTFS filesystems again automount.