USB drive doesn't mount on start-up

Thu Apr 28 06:57:57 UTC 2011

As far as I understand, the kernel event( that new device is plugged in) is
read through DBus by gnome and  it is mounted automatically.

But when you have it plugged in, the kernel throws the event pretty early in
the boot time and there are no takers for that( like gnome, kde or any other
DEs).

I dont know the solution, but this is the reason I found.

On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 12:00 PM, Per Bothner <per at bothner.com> wrote:

> If while running Gnome I plug in a USB drive, it gets
> automatically mounted on /media/WhatEver.
>
> If the USB drive is plugged in when I boot the computer
> and log in, it does not get mounted.
>
> This is mildly annoying, though no big deal.  Known issue?
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