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> I suppose that when you click the floppy icon, Gnome asks usdisks if there is
> media in the drive. And the answer is always no.
> The command "udisks --mount /dev/fd0" probably does not do the media check,
> and that is why it works.
This is exactly my point. If clicking the floppy icon if Gnome "called" udisks the very same way the command "udisks --mount /dev/fd0" does, this bug would be fixed. This could either be addressed in udisks itself (to make the two types of invocations behave the same way) or Gnome (to issue a call that is in behavior identical to the command that is working properly).