Houla,
C’est du lourd, un bug entre Gnome, Udev et Hal…
Coté Gnome
-> pas de " Applications --> System Tools --> Configuration Editor " où est cette option “usefree”
-> par contre j’ai bien " system --> storage --> default_options --> vfat --> mount_options " : la clé mount_options a pour valeur[shortname=lower,uid=] mais pas de “usefree” .
Coté Udev et Hal une petite traduction ne serait pas de trop pour comprendre ce que je dois faire exactement :
[quote]How to report
When reporting a problem with removable devices, such as USB storage devices (“keys”, hard drives, card readers, music players, digital cameras, etc.), please do the following steps:
- disconnect the device
- in a terminal, start udevadm in monitor mode and capture output
* sudo udevadm monitor -e | tee udev.log
- connect the device
- open a second Terminal and capture lshal, dmesg and ls the attached volumes
* lshal > lshal.txt
dmesg > dmesg.txt
ls -l /dev/sd* > devices.txt
- Press Control-C in the first terminal with the “udevadm”.
- attach lshal.txt, devices.txt, dmesg.txt and udev.log to the bug report
- paste the output of ck-list-sessions into the bug report
- paste the output of id haldaemon into the bug report
- paste the output of uname -a into the bug report
In easy cases this is everything that is needed. However, you might be asked for a “hal debug output”; please do the following steps to get it:
- disconnect the device
- stop hald
* sudo killall hald
- start hald while capturing its output
* sudo hald --daemon=no --verbose=yes 2>&1 | tee hal.log
- wait until the flood of messages settled
- connect the device
- wait again until no more messages appear
- press Control-C to stop the foreground hal
- restore the background hal:
* sudo /etc/init.d/hal restart
- attach hal.log to the bug report
- restart your desktop session [/quote]
Je signal qu’en montage manuel ça marche et en fixe par fstab aussi.
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