Hello Dale, > > If you're using the KDE automounter, you don't need any fstab entries > > for removable devices.
> That's what I thought to. I do however use it for a console session and > I use ivman to mount. I think that is why I had to put that in there. > KDE works with it there as well though so I guess it doesn't hurt > anything. You can use pmount to mount a device from a terminal, which is what KDE uses anyway. The main difference that an fstab entry makes is that it can change the mount point that would otherwise be used. > I also noticed that KDE can read my Canon camera like it is a drive now > though. Not sure how that happened. I'm not complaining though. KDE has been able to do that for a long time. It's not actually mounting it as a drive, because Canon cameras don't use usb-storage, but the camera:/ ioslave allows you to use it as if it was, via libgphoto2. -- Neil Bothwick If this leaves a waxy buildup - on anything - I'm coming back.
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