udisks automount

[Rudi]

Hi Tom,

in changeset 15991 I added a rule that causes partitions labelled
"boot" on mmc devices not to be mounted automatically. This prevents
XBMC from presenting a dedicated boot partition as possible media
source. Of course, this is only necessary on platforms that use a
two partition setup for SD card boot. However, the currently this
rule gets installed on all targets. I hope it's not a problem...

Tested only on RaspberryPi, which suffers from the problem described
here <Grrr>

http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=23205


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Ruediger "Rudi" Ihle

[Thomas Genty]

Le 07/04/2013 17:40, Rudi a �crit :
> Hi Tom,
>
Hello Rudi,

> in changeset 15991 I added a rule that causes partitions labelled
> "boot" on mmc devices not to be mounted automatically. This prevents
> XBMC from presenting a dedicated boot partition as possible media
> source. Of course, this is only necessary on platforms that use a
> two partition setup for SD card boot. However, the currently this
> rule gets installed on all targets. I hope it's not a problem...
>

I guess that's the case for panda too
Rudi, while you are testing udisks, don't you encounter this problem :
on large usb disk that have only one ntfs partition, I've got the
problem that partition is mounted, unmounted, mounted, and so on

So far adding one extra partition solved my problem ....

[Rudi]

Hello

> I guess that's the case for panda too

Yep.

> Rudi, while you are testing udisks, don't you encounter this problem :
> on large usb disk that have only one ntfs partition, I've got the problem
> that partition is mounted, unmounted, mounted, and so on
>
> So far adding one extra partition solved my problem ....

Hmm, I have not seen this. However, I mostly use a FAT32 sticks for testing.

BTW, the PandaBoard did not yet arrive. Maybe later today or tomorrow...
However, my new SSD did. So now I got enough space for one or two more
platforms ;-).



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Ruediger "Rudi" Ihle