Bug 159126

Summary: Firstboot: Module to add other OS partitions' entry to fstab
Product: [Fedora] Fedora Reporter: Prasad H. L. <hlprasu>
Component: firstbootAssignee: Chris Lumens <clumens>
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Other OS partition access - Python module for Firstboot
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Modified Create User Python Module none

Description Prasad H. L. 2005-05-30 09:56:39 UTC 
I've developed a firstboot python module which can   
detect other OS(currently only windows) partitions and   
add entries to the fstab. It also creates a user group   
which has access to those partitions. 
   
The version of firstboot is 1.3.33-2. 
 
Also, I've modified create_user.py file so that, the new user being created 
gets added to the new user user group created by the above module. (Obviously, 
create_user.py module must be run after the above new module).  
I don't know how to attach multiple files in this bugzilla form. So, I'm 
sending this create_user.py in the next mail
Comment 1 Prasad H. L. 2005-05-30 09:56:39 UTC 
Created attachment 114967 [details]
Other OS partition access - Python module for Firstboot
Comment 2 Prasad H. L. 2005-05-30 10:01:29 UTC 
Created attachment 114968 [details]
Modified Create User Python Module
Comment 3 Chris Lumens 2005-12-02 19:42:27 UTC 
Thank you for the patch.  At this time, editing /etc/fstab to add partitions for
other operating systems should be getting handled by HAL.  See the man page for
fstab-sync for more information on this.  If it is not happening, this is a
problem with HAL and should be filed as a bug against that component.