so your blkid output shows that blkid can detect it, and if you are able to mount it with devkit-disks --mount, then I guess gnome is just confused about the device not having any filesystem in udev (not knowing that it can call FilesystemMount() nevertheless).
then do the devkit-disks --mount /dev/fd0 in another terminal, then go back, press Control-C, do "fg", press Control-C atain, and attach /tmp/udev.log and /tmp/gvfs.log? I'm interested whether there is a file system in udev.log after that, and how gvfs responds to that.
Sergio,
so your blkid output shows that blkid can detect it, and if you are able to mount it with devkit-disks --mount, then I guess gnome is just confused about the device not having any filesystem in udev (not knowing that it can call FilesystemMount() nevertheless).
Can you confirm this with
udevadm monitor --udev -e >/tmp/udev.log 2>&1 &
gvfs-mount -li >/tmp/gvfs.log 2>&1
then do the devkit-disks --mount /dev/fd0 in another terminal, then go back, press Control-C, do "fg", press Control-C atain, and attach /tmp/udev.log and /tmp/gvfs.log? I'm interested whether there is a file system in udev.log after that, and how gvfs responds to that.
Thanks!