How can you get a Seagate USB 160 GB drive to mount?

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I have acquired a Seagate ST31600261-RK  160GB  USB drive.

It is billed as a "Pushbutton Backup External Hard Drive". (..well pushbutton perhaps in Windoze...).

/sbin/lsusb shows it appearing as /dev/sdc1 and by adding the following to my /etc/fstab file
   /dev/sdc1   /mnt/seagate   vfat   rw

I can mount it, logged in as root, using
   mount /mnt/seagate

It does NOT "automount" like my USB thumb drives and USB printers automount. What needs to be configured to get this to work in a similar fashion? I assume that it will involve /etc/udev (given the recent discussion here) and perhaps hal, and the manufacturer and device code from lsusb.

If someone can give me some starters on what to research then if/when I get it to work I will submit an enhancement request to get this device added so the next person can benefit.

?

Thanks for any input,
~~R

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