I also make some test, and it for me, it's totaly unrelated to the way
it was partition, but the problem seems to be the uuid stuff.

- When i mount a partition with uuid=*, it shows 2 drive in the desktop
- When i mount the same one with the old /dev/*, it shows one partition in the 
desktop.

Also i made more test with my ntfs-3g partition.
Normaly, fuse partitions can't be shown in the desktop because of this bug 
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/35354
Hal can't recognize them as an existant partition and so don't set them to 
'mounted'.
But when i mount an ntfs-3g(fuse) partition with uuid=*, i have one icone on 
the desktop, and none if i mount it with /dev/*.

So it seems that nautilus use an other way (on top of hal) to know if a
device is mounted or not, and this second method seems to use uuid.

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Some partitions in edgy get two icons on the GNOME Desktop
https://launchpad.net/bugs/57753

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