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Here's the problem. With upgrades to Linux Kernel 2.6 for autoplugging devices, and hotswapping of USB devices, etc., mounting has become more complex. At the same time, the spread of Ubuntu and some other Linux distributions among the wider unwashed masses has lead to the stupification (or perhaps I should say the degeekification) of the Linux User Space.
As a result, things like:
/sbin/mount -o nosuid\,nodev /dev/cd0a /CDROM
just don't cut it anymore.
What you really want is a graphical user interface with dancing hard drives and icons for USB ports and such. No problem: Forelex Mount Manager, PySDM, and MountManager are all reviewed for you HERE.
Chances are you will never need any of these, but why should that stop you from installing them and playing around a bit?
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Comments
You might want to add "htt" to the front of "p://www.linux.com/feature/153412"
Posted by: gruebait | December 5, 2008 1:29 AM
Busted link: p://www.linux.com/feature/153412
Gotta admit, I'm surprised that this is an issue any more. ObFlameBait: Maybe I've been using KDE too long.
Posted by: D. C. Sessions | December 5, 2008 7:42 AM