mount point for usb
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i'm using slackware 12... it has an USB auto-mount feature... i need to know where in the file system the USB will be mounted.... thanks in advance |
IIRC slackware creates a mount point for automounted devices in /media and removes that mount point when the device is removed.
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Check '/etc/fstab', all the drives that will be automounted are listed there. You should also read the HAL sticky.
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If you are using konqueror or dolphin you can ...
go to the storage media section right click on the one for your USB stick->Properties->Mounting tab It should tell you where it mounted it (eg. /media/disk). You can also run the mount command (with no options) in a terminal as your normal user before and after the USB drive is mounted. Note the difference, and this should tell you where it is mounted. |
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To automount things, I followed the HAL sticky and you must add device nodes and corresponding mount points where they are to be mounted to your '/etc/fstab'. How is that wrong ? |
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Really ? Well that's odd. It didn't do that for me.
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i didn't add anything to /etc/fstab and everything mounts for me too
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Notice the user/users are not allowed to mount via HAL if not allowed in '/etc/fstab'. |
So, using fstab you can define where something *will* be mounted (by HAL or otherwise), or you use `mount` (which reads /etc/mtab) to see where something *has* been mounted.
Couple this with `dmesg` and you shall have no more mount-mysteries! Hua! - Piete. |
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Apologies, I should've made it clear that the command `mount` has more than just the use I stated, such as being able to mount arbitrary filesystems in arbitrary places =)
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