Description of problem: After resuming from suspend and connecting a usb hard drive, it is not automatically mounted and when trying to do so with gnome-mount in text mode the error is that the partition has the 'ignore' flag set and so it can't be mounted Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): hal-0.5.9-6.fc7 How reproducible: Always after suspend Steps to Reproduce: 1. Suspend the pc 2. Resume 3. Connect a usb hard drive Actual results: Nothing happens Expected results: The device should be automatically mounted Additional info: Restarting hal daemon by hand resolves this, so maybe had should be restarted after a suspend
Sounds weird. Can you reproduce this? Two requests 1. When this is happening, please run lshal and attach the output to this bug 2. Do you have the file /usr/share/hal/fdi/policy/gparted-disable-automount.fdi or any other partitioning program running when connecting the drive? Thanks.
Hi there, First I need to change the description because the problem is not just after suspend but also happens after a fresh start. Please find attached below the output from dmesg regarding the drive recognition and the attempts to mount it by hand and also the lshal output. Regarding your second question, no the fdi you wrote doesn't exist and I have no partitioning program running.
Created attachment 154221 [details] Dmesg after connecting the drive and mount attempt
Created attachment 154222 [details] lshal output
Looks like a dupe of bug 238385 - can you try updating udev? Thanks.
There is no update after the one I have udev-106-3.fc7 so I'll wait until the next release and report back, thanks for your info.
Well, I'm pretty sure that's why... so closing this bug as a dupe. Btw, bug 238385 comment 2 shows a work around until packages for udev-106-4.fc7 or newer are moved over. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 238385 ***