normally, I just click the unmounted partition/drive and it mounts... but that's on Gnome
all my automounting was already set up when I tried Xfce so I can't speak for that, but yeah for gnome it would mount on click unless it was restricted in someway
EDIT: oops, nautilus Gnome, sorry
Mounting
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SxFlare
Re: Mounting
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fb22
Re: Mounting
Where do you click on it? I can't see it anywhere.
I'm running XFCE and I added a 80 GiB IDE HDD that was formatted with NTFS. I could see the NTFS drive no problem on my desktop.
I then used gparted to create a new partition table on sdb with one partition in ext3. After a reboot, I couldn't see sdb1 anywhere except as an empty folder in /dev. Running gparted indicated that sdb1 was mounted, but I can't see it in Thunar at all.
Suggestions?
Regards,
-FB
I'm running XFCE and I added a 80 GiB IDE HDD that was formatted with NTFS. I could see the NTFS drive no problem on my desktop.
I then used gparted to create a new partition table on sdb with one partition in ext3. After a reboot, I couldn't see sdb1 anywhere except as an empty folder in /dev. Running gparted indicated that sdb1 was mounted, but I can't see it in Thunar at all.
Suggestions?
Regards,
-FB