On Fri, Jan 05, 2007 at 03:36:55PM +0000, Paul wrote:
>
> I can't mount a USB device at all. USB is working (it's powering a
^^^^^^
> bluetooth dongle, Palm P3 and my MP3 player), but nothing is
> auto-mounting.
....
>
> If I put a CD or DVD into any of my drives, they too are not
> automounting - I can mount them from the command line though.
^^^^^^
.....
> If I double click on the icon in nautilus, it fails to mount then
> as well.
Any useful output if you will try to use 'gnome-mount' directly
from a command prompt? That's what you trying to do by double
clicking but not much to see then. Pay attention to what
'gnome-mount --help' has to say.
>
> Do I need to file both of these problems under hal or the kernel or
> indeed, some other package?
It appears from what you write that kernel is doing its job. What
precisely fails is not obvious from your description. I guess that
you can always complain here about 'gnome-mount'. Likely attach
an 'lshal' output to your report.
Michal
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