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Description of problem:
Since installing this version (update of this week), the mount point 
for my USB disk is no longer /mount/usbdisk, but /mount/Ap.

The "Ap" seems to be a random string (some variable uninitialized?)
When I look with mtools, the FAT16 filesystem on the USB disk has
no volume label, so it cannot come from that.

When downgrading to hal-0.4.2-1, the problem disappears.

I'll mark this bug as Normal, but since it may involve an
uninitialized variable, this may have security consequences.


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
hal-0.4.5-1

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Upgrade to hal-0.4.5-1
2. Insert USB stick
    

Actual Results:  USB stick shows up as /media/Ap ("Ap" also shown as
text on GNOME icon)

Expected Results:  USB stick should be mounted on /media/usbdisk
(because it doesn't have
a volume label).


Additional info:

See attached output from 'hald --daemon=no --verbose=yes'.