On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 9:57 PM, Toan <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I use halevt to mount (read-only) all my usb/SD Card/Cdrom (removable media)
> automatically upon insert.
>
> Recently I bought an internal SATA dock where you can just hot swap
> your harddrive.
> The trouble is linux doesn't treat SATA drive as removable media. So I had to
> login to my Freevo machine to mount/unmount them manually. Does anybody has
> suggestions on how to mount SATA harddrive automatically upon insert ?
I found the solution within halevt. I add the following lines to
/etc/halevt/halevt.xml (the default location on ubuntu 10.04):
<halevt:Device match="hal.block.device & hal.volume.uuid =
D8C6300BC62FE908 ">
<halevt:Insertion exec="sudo halevt-mount -u $hal.udi$ -o ro -m 222"/>
</halevt:Device>
<halevt:Device match="hal.block.device & hal.volume.uuid =
D8C6300BC62FE908 ">
<halevt:OnInit exec="sudo halevt-mount -u $hal.udi$ -o ro -m 222"/>
</halevt:Device>
Now the SATA harddrive will be mounted read-only automatically when
it's inserted. Of course
you need to modify /etc/sudoers to let halevt-mount sudo without password:
halevt ALL=NOPASSWD:/usr/bin/halevt-mount
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