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Silly question...more irretating than anything else:

Simply put:

When I do a mount, through the terminal screen (To be precise, a bash script), a file browser window pops up and I first have to close it to see the terminal screen again. How do I stop this behaviour?

Getting technical:

I am mounting the content of a VirtualBox .vhd file,
- using vdfuse to extract "EntireDisk" to the Fuse directory
- mounting it to a loop device on the Image directory

Am I doing something bad/wrong (apart from using sudo):

sudo mount Fuse/EntireDisk Image -t vfat -o loop

Reason why I do this:

I make frequent changes to the image during testing and I need to umount/mount the image every time to refresh the image or the changes don't allways reflect (to me it seems like some kind of VB caching of the image...p.s. the VM is stopped at the time of modifying/mounting the image)

Thanks in Advance

System: AMD/64 Black Box
OS: Mint Nadia (14)
Desktop: Cinnamon

Now that's funny...I ignored it for a while but it started bugging me again. Somehow I finally realised it's the Autorun doing it

That's a bit of an odd feature though...loop device causing a Autorun? Shouldn't it only happen on physical device mounts?