Hi all!
What a program do automount disk's partitions in Kubuntu?
What a program do automount disk's partitions in Kubuntu?
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At boot-up mount is run and it uses the content of /etc/fstab.
So in case you forgot to add some partitions during the install phase you can always edit /etc/fstab to add them at a later time.
Another way is to add the Root Actions service to the Dolphin file manager, this allows you to right click a file and select Open as text.Code:kdesudo kate /etc/fstab
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No fstab. User must presetting fstab manually.
And I mean all automatically, automatically configuration and automatically mounting, like flash drive.
And if the system does not have a Dolphin?
What about udisks-glue and other like utilites?Comment
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You are posting in a Kubuntu forum so I assume you run the KDE desktop environment on top of Ubuntu.
Dolphin is the standard file browser of KDE, an older option is Konqueror.
Auto mounting of removable media is a different issue then your original question, what has been automounted will show up in /etc/mtab, the format will be similar to ftab.
On a properly installed Kubuntu you do not need to do anything for external drives to mount except click the appropriate action button when the notifier reports a new device.
If you are dead-set on not using the tools provided you might want to have a look at this:
http://www.monperrus.net/martin/auto...dev+and+pmount
Otherwise here's a good explanation:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/18374...-usb-detectionComment
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