10 Sep
2019
10 Sep
'19
3:31 p.m.
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Hi Thierry,
see comments below and screenshots attached.
So the second time around it works.
See example screenshot
d-feet.png, take note the path includes "block_devices". If the disk is
recognized, you should
see your sdg1 disk there and using the Mount/Unmount functions you can try to
mount/unmount the disk directly from
d-feet. use {} as parameter of the calls.
See example screenshot kdcop.png. You need to double click
fullList() function and search for your disk in the section
below. This is to see if you disk has been detected by TDE or not.
It seems there may be something interfering with the first attempt of mounting the disk.
Whether this is somewhere in
TDE code or not, I am not sure. I will see if I can reproduce the problem here.
Cheers
Michele
I did not spend so much time logged as root. I did not see the problem then, but I'd
have to spend more time trying
to give a real answer.
That may help, jsut to understand if the problem is general
or strictly related to user or policies.
Re 5), when it
fails, you can go in Konqueror, search the Storage Media in the treeview which in turn
lists the
available known drives. Then double click on your failed disk and see if it gets mounted
again or not.
Alternatively, you can type "media:/sdg1" (or whatever path) in the location
bar and press enter.
media:/sdg1 works Now that you have d-feet installed, can you also
make another test. After a failed mounting, open d-feet, search
the system bus for udisk2 and select it. On the right side you will see many interfaces.
Search for object path
/org/freedesktop/UDisks2/block_devices/sdg1 (or other path), expand it and please paste a
screenshot.
Done (4 snapshots!)Sorry, that is the wrong path :-$ Finally, one more thing. Open KDCOP, search for
kded -> mediamanager -> fullList function (going by memory here,
may be slightly different name). Double click to execute. In the result section, you will
have a list of known
disks. Can you find your disk there? If so, can you paste a screenshot of the properties
of that disk?
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