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Description of problem: i'm not able to set options for hfs and volume is mounted read-only, while with 'mount -t hfsplus -o force' i'm able to mount same volume as read-write. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-disk-utility-2.32.0-1.fc14 How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. give hard drive or flash drive to your 'macosx' friend and ask him to format this media with hfs+ with journal support 2. express thanks 3. mount this media manually without '-o force' 4. try create file - fails 5. unmount media 6. mount this media manually with '-o force' 7. try create file - success 8. umount media 9. mount same volume using palimpsest 10. try create file - fails Actual results: using palimpsest is volume mounted with default options for that filesystem, in case of hfs+ as read only Expected results: possible to mount volume with additional options Additional info:
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