Description of problem: I have 5 disks with extra drives on my system and with partitions that I own. I boot /dev/sdc as user leslie 1000, admin, and with sudo privileges I cannot mount /dev/sde/home/leslie (also 1000). No authorization message appears. Checking by opening terminal does not show invisible mount. When I return from checking /run/media/leslie the /dev/sde/home partition has disappeared. I rebooted, and the second time I was given the prompt, even though NOPASSWD was specified prior to reboot. Should I expect nautilus to work as it does in F22? I did perform a switch user to log in as root. (I did not do it via sudo su ) As root, I could mount the /dev/sde/home/leslie and copy a file from there to /dev/sdc/home/leslie/ Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Beta-TC5 Nautilus 3.17.91 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info: Cant really mount +other locations from other than root. Hour glass spins and spins and spins.(rotating circle is hourglass)
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