On 6/28/05, dragoran <dragoran(a)feuerpokemon.de> wrote:
If someone has any hint how to fix this or at least can explain what
might be causing this .. please reply.
Most likely the volume label on that vfat filesystem is non-ascii
you can forcible reset the volume label of a vfat partition using
mkfs.vfat -n "11-charname"
you can fire up gnome-device-manager or lshal and see what hal things
the "volume.string" is for that partition if you want to make sure
that's the problem.
-jef