[Bug 12449] [Breezy] USB "4 in 1" card reader : creates unwanted icons for empty slots

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martin.pitt at ubuntu.com changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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                 CC|                            |seb128 at ubuntu.com
             Status|UNCONFIRMED                 |ASSIGNED
          Component|gnome-volume-manager        |gnome-vfs2
     Ever Confirmed|0                           |1




------- Additional Comments From martin.pitt at ubuntu.com  2005-08-25 15:15 UTC -------
(In reply to comment #5)
> Update : the second problem has been fixed now : when I insert a memory card, it
> gets mounted automatically and everything about it behaves as expected.

Right, I fixed some bugs recently which broke automounting, so this part was
probably a duplicate.

> The main/first problem remains, though : when I plug the card reader, it will
> display an icon for each and every slot of the reader, even when they are empty.

As you already said, stopping g-v-m will stop automatic mounting. But starting
from Breezy, gnome-vfs2 has HAL support, too, so it independently is notified
about new devices. I will take a look at it, but I certainly need to bug you
more about help with debugging since I don't have a card reader. But maybe I can
emulate something on my USB stick. :-)

The ugly device names are a known bug, too, also a gnome-vfs2 one. I can't
reproduce this on my installed system, but it seems to happen on the live CD. I
will investigate this, too.

seb128, do you happen to know whether upstream already knows about this bug?
bugzilla.gnome.org seems to be down at the moment...

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