Hi, 2007 m. sausis 28 d., sekmadienis 14:02, Alexander Gerasiov rašė: > KDE allow users to mount removable media via HAL. > HAL has some system-wide settings for media mounting > (volume.policy.mount_option.* keys which are accessible via > libhal_volume_policy_get_mount_options()). This settins are depricated for > now, but gnome, ivman, pmount-hal and may be other soft still use this > settings. If volume.policy.mount_option.* is depreciated, what is the replacement for it?
> Non-uft8, non-latin1 systems need codepage=,iocharset= for mounting some > media (e.g. vfat). > KDE don't allow to configure mounting, to force using of this settins, > and doesn't use mount options from HAL. > (Look at http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=133456 also) Uncheck "UTF-8 charset" in <your media>->Properties->Mounting. Then, I believe, HAL should mount with your current locale charset. > So KDE doesn't use HAL settins (as most analogous software do), and > doesn't allow Russian (and other non-latin1) non-utf8 users mount vfat > media in their local codepage. If we force KDE a little bit, it will use > HAL settings and that will solve our problem. Where do those HAL settings come from? A custom HAL config file? It does not look like a user-friendly solution. So it adds little benefit. > Unability to mount vfat with iocharset,codepage is very serious problem > with makes KDE's mounting useless for most of Russian (and other > non-latin1) users. You can always setup a plain old /etc/fstab entry for your device. This way you can mount with whatever options you need. Beware that, unfortunately, LABEL= stuff in /etc/fstab is not supported by KDE media manager. > Unfortunately I've found this problem so late. If it's impossible to > include the following patch into Etch release, may be it's possible to > push it into one of following proposed-update builds? And into r1? r1 and later will only contain fixes for security and serious/grave bugs. This bug is not such. So now or never (wrt to etch).
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