I've done again "gvfs-mount -li > /tmp/gvfs.txt" and you will find the results in the attached tar.gz file.
The problem seems to be related to a "virtual" floppy drive. My PC does not have any kind of floppy drive but it was enabled in the BIOS. I've disabled it and now everything is working perfectly. The autologin session is a lot faster too.
In the attached file you will find 2 files: "gvfs_floppy_enabled.txt" is related to the test made with the floppy enabled in the BIOS, the "gvfs_floppy_disabled.txt" is the one related to the test made with the floppy disabled.
Thank you Martin,
I've done again "gvfs-mount -li > /tmp/gvfs.txt" and you will find the results in the attached tar.gz file.
The problem seems to be related to a "virtual" floppy drive. My PC does not have any kind of floppy drive but it was enabled in the BIOS. I've disabled it and now everything is working perfectly. The autologin session is a lot faster too. enabled. txt" is related to the test made with the floppy enabled in the BIOS, the "gvfs_floppy_ disabled. txt" is the one related to the test made with the floppy disabled.
In the attached file you will find 2 files: "gvfs_floppy_
I hope this helps!