Since Gnome 2.12, no icon appears when I plug any removable drive or insert CD. I have working udev, dbus, hal, pmount and I'm in group plugdev. gnome-volume-manager seems to mount device successfuly via pmount. For example, when inserting CD: manager.c/1691: Device added: /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_label_XXX manager.c/1544: Changed: /dev/hdc manager.c/1189: mounting /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_label_XXX.. manager.c/698: executing command: /usr/bin/pmount-hal /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_label_XXX .. and device is mounted afterwards, but no icon appears on Gnome desktop, also clicking on 'CD Drive' in 'Computer' place results in error box: Unable to mount the selected volume. Error: device /dev/hdc is already mounted to /media/hdc Everything worked flawlessly in Gnome 2.10. I can unmount/eject device from 'Computer' place although without problem. So it seems that somehow Gnome isn't informed that gnome-volume-manager mounted new device, and tries to do it again. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Plug any USB device / insert CD 2. Open 'Computer' place 3. Try opening appropriate device - results in error described above Actual Results: Error described above. Expected Results: Icon on desktop representing new device should appear, also no error should appear when trying to browse device from 'Computer' place. Portage 2.0.52-r1 (default-linux/x86/2005.1, gcc-3.4.4, glibc-2.3.5-r1, 2.6.13.2 i686) ================================================================= System uname: 2.6.13.2 i686 Intel(R) Pentium(R) M processor 1400MHz Gentoo Base System version 1.12.0_pre8 dev-lang/python: 2.3.5-r2, 2.4.2 sys-apps/sandbox: 1.2.13 sys-devel/autoconf: 2.13, 2.59-r7 sys-devel/automake: 1.4_p6, 1.5, 1.6.3, 1.7.9-r1, 1.8.5-r3, 1.9.6-r1 sys-devel/binutils: 2.16.1 sys-devel/libtool: 1.5.20 virtual/os-headers: 2.6.8.1-r1, 2.6.11-r2 ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="x86 ~x86" AUTOCLEAN="yes" CBUILD="i686-pc-linux-gnu" CFLAGS="-march=pentium-m -O2 -pipe -fomit-frame-pointer -mfpmath=sse -ffast-math" CHOST="i686-pc-linux-gnu" CONFIG_PROTECT="/etc /opt/openjms/config /usr/kde/2/share/config /usr/kde/3.4/env /usr/kde/3.4/share/config /usr/kde/3.4 /shutdown /usr/kde/3.5/env /usr/kde/3.5/share/config /usr/kde/3.5/shutdown /usr/kde/3/share/config /usr/lib/X11/xkb /usr /lib/mozilla/defaults/pref /usr/share/config /var/qmail/control" CONFIG_PROTECT_MASK="/etc/gconf /etc/terminfo /etc/texmf/web2c /etc/env.d" CXXFLAGS="-march=pentium-m -O2 -pipe -fomit-frame-pointer -mfpmath=sse -ffast-math -fvisibility-inlines-hidden" DISTDIR="/usr/portage/distfiles" FEATURES="autoconfig distlocks sfperms strict" GENTOO_MIRRORS="http://gentoo.inode.at/" LDFLAGS="-Wl,-O1" LINGUAS="pl" MAKEOPTS="-j2" PKGDIR="/usr/portage/packages" PORTAGE_TMPDIR="/var/tmp" PORTDIR="/usr/portage" PORTDIR_OVERLAY="/usr/local/overlay/custom" SYNC="rsync://rsync.europe.gentoo.org/gentoo-portage" USE="x86 16bit X aac aalib aavm accounting acl acpi acpi4linux activefilter ada aim alsa amuled animation apache2 artwor kextra async audiofile automount avi bash-completion beepmp berkdb bitmap-fonts bluetooth bmp bonobo browserplugin buffy size bzip2 c3p0 cairo cdr cdrom chm chroot clisp crypt cscope cups curl dba dbus dga dhcp dict divx djvu dnd doc dpms dr i dvb dvd dvdread dvi eds encode esd ethereal evo evo2 examples extensions extraicons extras fam fastcgi ffmpeg firefox flac gaim gcj gd gd-external gg gif gimp gimpprint glibc-omitfp glitz glx gmail gmailtimestamps gnokii gnome gnome-print gnomedb gnutls gpgme gphoto2 gpm gsf gsm gstreamer gtk gtk2 gtkhtml gvim hal howl icc icq idea idl imlib imlib2 ipv6 ir c irda j2ee jabber java javadoc javamail javascript jboss jcs jms jpeg jpeg2k junit jython kadu-modules kadu-voice kcal latex lcd ldap lesstif log4j logitech-mouse lua lzw lzw-tiff mad maildir mailwrapper md5sum mem-cache memcache memlimit mime mmap mmx mng mono mouse mozdevelop mozilla mozsvg mp3 mpeg mpeg2 mpeg4 mplayer mpm-threadpool mppe-mppc msn musepac k musicbrainz mysql nautilus ncurses net network new-login nls nntp no-old-linux no_wxgtk1 nomalloccheck nptl nptlonly o dbc offensive ogg oggvorbis openexr opengl pam pango pcmcia pcre pda pdf pdfkit pdflib perl pheaders php pic pie png pnp pop postgres postgresql povray ppds print procmail pthreads pwdb python qt quicktime radeon rdesktop readline real rege xp rhythmbox rtc ruby samba sametime sasl screenshot sdl session shaper silc slp smime sms snmp soap softmmu spell sql s qlite sqlite3 sse sse-filters sse2 ssl startup-notification struts subversion svg symlink syslog t1lib tcltk tcpd tetex tga theora threads thumbnail tidy tiff tlen truetype truetype-fonts trusted type1-fonts unicode usb userlocales vim vim- pager vim-with-x visualization vorbis wifi win32codecs wmf wxwindows xanim xattr xine xinerama xml xml2 xmlrpc xosd xpri nt xscreensaver xv xvid yahoo zeroconf zlib video_cards_radeon linguas_pl userland_GNU kernel_linux elibc_glibc" Unset: ASFLAGS, CTARGET, LANG, LC_ALL
Downgrading to udev-058 should solve this bug temporarily, but this problem definately persists in higer versions of UDEV. Thanx, Jazz
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are you guys using any overlays?
(In reply to comment #3) > are you guys using any overlays? I#m having the same issue, but not using any overlays, just unmasked what's in portage.
No overlays here, actually the only overlay I have relates to tvtime which has nothing to do with anything discussed here. As I've said before in the bug that got marked as dupe, my removeable media works fine, its the fixed media where the icons do not appear...
(In reply to comment #5) > No overlays here, actually the only overlay I have relates to tvtime which has > nothing to do with anything discussed here. As I've said before in the bug that > got marked as dupe, my removeable media works fine, its the fixed media where > the icons do not appear... Do you have udev-058 or udev-070 installed ?
I have udev(In reply to comment #6) > Do you have udev-058 or udev-070 installed ? I have udev-068-r1, but I had udev-070 where the same problem happened (in terms of fixed media). In all causes things like usb disks always worked as expected (hence I created a different bug to this one)
OK, it seems that latest gnome-volume manager (1.5.3) from portage solves the whole issue.
The problem continues for me with gnome-volume-manager 1.5.3 Basically with HAL enabled my "fixed" data partitions do not appear as icons in "Computer"
same here, nothing changed for me too..
I'm the one who posted the same bug as #106766. Due to a fault of my own (deleting the /etc directory), last weekend (09/10-10-2006) I had to do a complete fresh installation on my laptop (~amd64). The problem still is there (even with the new gnome 2.12.1 packages.). I tried several things, from downgrading to udev-0.58, trying it with famd and gamin, adding the devices to fstab and not. Everything to no avail.
could the people having this problem please look at: http://bugs.gentoo.org/106766 and see if disabling preempt in the kernel works for you?
My fixed partition still does not appear with hald started and preempt OFF synapse sura # cat /usr/src/linux/.config | grep "PREEMPT" CONFIG_PREEMPT_NONE=y # CONFIG_PREEMPT_VOLUNTARY is not set # CONFIG_PREEMPT is not set
Yeah, I get this too. I'm also a little confused about gnome-volume-manager. The 2.12 migration guide indicates that it should be ran everytime I login while the gnome-volume-manager HOWTO in the wiki does not mention it. Also, if 2.12 really needs it start every time you log in, shouldn't this be noted in other places like the gnome guide?
This bug is quite annoying, and seems to be quite widespread. Also in KDE: https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=106905 https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=113349 It seems to be Gentoo-specific. I've tried many combinations of CFLAGS, debug options, etc., all to no avail. It seems like no signal from DBUS is picked up by the media-manager, since the device gets mounted but the media-manager is not aware of this. I'm lost :-(
Did you give a shoot at comment #12 ? Seems hal 0.5.4 (and possibly previous version... i dunno) got troubles with mounted device with kernel preempt settings... at least on my side, nopreempt = gnome gives me icons :) Note: udev 073 gives me problems aswell. With it, gvm tries to mount /dev/sda instead of /dev/sda1 :)... so i am using udev 072
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We have started to look at this closely, and want to fix this quickly. For reference, here is some information that we have collected that may or may not help some of you. http://dev.gentoo.org/~allanonjl/gnome/2.12.automounting.bugs.txt When we want someone to test, we will post and ask for testers to test a specific thing. Thanks!
Thanks for making this a priority matter. As you can tell the scope (if even related) is wide. 1. Removeable media (usb stroage, optical devices) doesn't mount 2. Removeable medio DOES mount, no icon 3. Removeable media DOES mount, has icon 4. Removeable media DOES mount, has icon, fixed media (aka internal IDE/SATA) partitions are mounted (at boot), have "user" as fstab/mount option YET with hald running the icons DON'T show icons in Computer file chooser etc..this fstab option (as one line) /dev/hdb3 /mnt/massdata reiserfs user,noatime,notail,user_xattr 0 0 This should show up as an icon, it does not. IT DOES SHOW UP with hald off. My issue is exactly 4. I can test for you if you want, just ask. I'm just summerising the various problems.
I have had an additional problem related to sysfsutils, see this thread: http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-397389.html Also, gnome-volume-manager does not appear to be respecting the HAL property volume.policy.desired_mount_point for some USB mass storage devices. It appears to be calling pmount with the device name instead (eg, sda1 instead of model name for one of my USB devices).
After upgrading of gentoo-sources 2.6.14, no preempt mode doesn't work any more for ieee1394 drive, while usb external drive mounts well automatically. dmesg shows that there is no problem of recognizing the device in the kernel.
I'll report the result of a short test here again, since it was ignored on bug #106766: Have a look at hal-device-manager! The mounted partition has ALWAYS the status "volume.is_mounted = false" even if it is mounted. Tools looking at the hal-device-status think that the object isn't mounted and try it again ...
after a lot of time, I believe the issues should be resolved ( with work ). I'd like to have people test. I've added a bunch of information to the link I provided in comment #20. comment #21 summed up the issues quite nicely. The issue that I could still reproduce was #4 ( after figuring out which versions worked with what kernel etc ). In order to fix #4 do this( taken from my link above ): Also need to check /system/storage/display_{external,internal_hard,scsi}_drives: ( as root and normal user ) ( this result will most likely be false ) gconftool-2 --get /system/storage/display_internal_hard_drives ( now set it ) gconftool-2 --type bool --set /system/storage/display_internal_hard_drives Make sure your fixed partitions(that you mount at boot in fstab) have "users" in the options. ( and that its in /media ) for example -> /dev/hda1 /media/windows ntfs users,ro,umask=000 So, for people to test, please look at the link in comment #20, and make sure you are using the correct combination of software. Use the exact versions given at the top of the document. Make sure you are using a known working version of udev with your kernel. I will make a "pretty" guidexml'ified doc if these instructions/notes solve most of people's problems.
please see the link in comment #20 for the latest information/commands.
Make sure your fixed partitions(that you mount at boot in fstab) have "users" in the options. ( and that its in /media ) for example -> /dev/hda1 /media/windows ntfs users,ro,umask=000 Isn't that a huge restriction? I mean if one has to mount the fixed partitions in /media ... what happens if I want it somewhere else? Is this some new standard?
well, you don't *have* to put it in /media, sorry. I'll edit that on the other document. Thanks for pointing that out. Let me know if editing those gconf keys fix #4 for you.
You forgot a true gconftool-2 --type bool --set /system/storage/display_internal_hard_drives true and it doesn't work for me. However I have preempt enabled on 2.6.13, but that shouldn't be important because if preempt would be the cause then this key wasn't it and vice versa.
@Norman: it was changed in the updated document after the intial posting. @Norman: Can you list the versions of the related software you are using? (especially udev) Did you restart your session to be sure?
I am using udev-070, hal 0.5.4. Most importantly I can confirm that #4 - showing local drives from fstab - works when I stop hald service.
Sorry, forgot to write that I did log out and back in.
Thanks for the fast responses. I'll be committing http://bugs.gentoo.org/111918 soon, can you try editing the gnome-vfs ebuild to use pmount-hal instead of pmount, re-emerging, and trying again? I was testing using the "fixed" version of gnome-vfs which will be committed shortly. Let me know how this goes.
Applying the formentioned patch to gnome-vfs did not change anything. Still the only way to get local drives to be shown is disabling hald. Setting the gconf key has no effect.
I had another dev try this exact method: 1. add partition to fstab, mount it in /mnt or /media. These two locations are the ones that I have tested. Please use these locations for now. ( I haven't looked at the source to see if it looks at only these 2 directories.(yet) ) 2. gconftool-2 --type bool --set /system/storage/display_internal_hard_drives true 3. keep doing: killall /usr/libexec/gnome-vfs-daemon until you get to step 4. ( or you can just restart your machine / session ) 4. The icon(s) should pop up on your desktop. @Norman: what does your line in fstab look like?
for clarity, step 2 and 3 were as a normal user.
Can someone who previously had this problem confirm or deny?
I'll report any test results on the 18th of november UTC +8
I decided to try to go back to the situation where my removable devices are not probably detected by nautilus,filechooser and the diskmount applet (they get mounted by gnome-volume-manager, but the components are not detecting it, icons stay unmounted). All have to do for this is compile the kernel with voluntary preempt and the old situation of nothing is working is back (using 2.6.14-r2 and udev-0.72, 0.73 is not working either, but 0.72 works with a normal preempt kernel) I have changed the pmount in the ebuild of gnome-vfs to pmount-hal but that is changing nothing. I'm going back to a normal preempt kernel now.
In kernel 2.6.14 (and 2.6.14-r2), gnome does not recognize ieee1394 external device even if i turned preempt kernel off, while it's ok with usb device. Is it still a problem of hal?
Any new ideas?
At #36 : For me displaying local drives now works. I assume it started to work when I upgraded to gnome-vfs-2.12.1.1. So you probably were right that this bug is gone with an upgrade to gnome-vfs-2.12.1.1 together with "gconftool-2 --type bool --set /system/storage/display_internal_hard_drives true"
Bug seems to be fixed - at least for me - after upgrading to hal 0.5.5.1 running with udev-073 and gnome-vfs-2.12.1.1-r1
udev-075 (which is not yet in portage) works, so it was a transient bug in 073.
For me, there was no change with udev-076, gnome-vfs-2.12.1.1-r1, and hal-0.5.5.1. Still, in the preemptible kernel, gvm and gnome does not recognize removable drives and media.
The problem still remains after upgrading the stuff below. The problem is the 4th problem in Comment #21 "4. Removeable media DOES mount, has icon, fixed media (aka internal IDE/SATA) partitions are mounted (at boot), have "user" as fstab/mount option YET with hald running the icons DON'T show icons in Computer file chooser etc..this fstab" I've upgraded to: gnome-vfs-2.12.1.1-r1 hal-0.5.5.1 sys-fs/udev-073 Kernel: vanilla-sources 2.6.14.2 The kernel is preemptible (DESKTOP), I have yet to test without it. I've also restarted the system for other reasons. So you can be sure the new versions are running. I've done the gconf things as well. When I set internal drives to visible my encrypted swap gets an icon on the desktop, this is not desired (and you cannot use it when you click on it -- of course)
At #46, #47 : Did you set the gconf setting as recommended in comment #36 ? Without setting this key you won't see local media...
okay better news. The versions of the software I'm using is still as in Comment #47 I re-ran gconftool-2 --type bool --set /system/storage/display_internal_hard_drives true Now my fixed partitions show up in computer, places, etc... my encrypted swap no longer shows up, this is good. However the icons also show up on the Desktop. In Gnome 2.10 they never showed up on the desktop (only removeable media showed up). Basically I have a ton of icons on my desktop for all my fixed partitions. Is there some way to hide those from the desktop?
In reply to #49 GConf key is /apps/nautilus/desktop/volumes_visible - but removable media icons won't be shown on your desktop then as well.
My problem is, how do I hide the icons for swap in the "Computer" browser?
After a reboot there is now an icon for my swap as well!!
Preempt-enabled kernel works fine for me. Using 2.6.14-gentoo, PREEMPT ("Low-latency desktop") and PREEMPT_BKL are enabled. udev-070-r1 plus the recommended versions of the other packages from comment #20. Automounting, icon display etc all work fine.
I've succeded with 2.6.14-vanilla (low-latency-preemptible, big kernel lock), and udev-070-r1. Mouting via "computer:" works, clicking on icons in "computer:" work. Automounting doesn't work (enabled in gnome-volume-manager), icons on desktop appear only after "clicking" on them. I doens't work correctly, and it is only a workaround, not a bugfix (i am using regullary "preemptible desktop").
My system: 2.6.14 gentoo sources r3 (prempt max) udev 073 hal 0.5.5.1 Debug Gnome 2.13.2 Here the results I have with various USB mass storage medias: * Medias without a partition table are automounted properly, but I have a randomly diplayed icon (probably nautilus issues). * Medias with a partition table are not automounted but dev nodes are properly created.
Downgrade your udev to 072 or less. That's the exact symptoms of the bug in 073.
udev-077-r1 doesn't help oh my gosh - udev-077-r2 is out, next try ;)
Tried 077-r2, nothing works anymore. Downgraded to udev 072-->everything started to work properly (in gnome too).
077-r2 is broken for me too. Downgrade to 072 and it's working again.
(In reply to comment #55) > My system: > 2.6.14 gentoo sources r3 (prempt max) > udev 073 > hal 0.5.5.1 > Debug Gnome 2.13.2 > > Here the results I have with various USB mass storage medias: > * Medias without a partition table are automounted properly, but I have a > randomly diplayed icon (probably nautilus issues). > * Medias with a partition table are not automounted but dev nodes are properly > created. I think I've figured out why this is. I notice that HAL gets the event for the partition before the event for the containing device. When it processes the event for the partition, it says "ignoring hotplug event - no parent." The parent would, of course, be the containing device. Not sure if anyone else has noticed this. Does that help?
I think that the following issue is very interesting. http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-401087.html At the thread, someone tried fstab-sync rather than pmount, which seemed to be successful Is there any other people trying this?
Emerging latest hal and dbus fixes the problem, at least for usb devices. My fixed partitions still do not show up. friedrich ~ # export ACCEPT_KEYWORDS=~x86 friedrich ~ # emerge -p hal dbus These are the packages that I would merge, in order: Calculating dependencies ...done! [ebuild R ] sys-apps/hal-0.5.5.1 [ebuild R ] sys-apps/dbus-0.50-r1
@62: You're right, it works with Vanilla-Kernel 2.6 and "Preemptible-Desktop"! And UDEV also creates dynamically new devices (if sb. remember on the 077-release...), loads mit IPW2200 firmware and Gnome-Volume-Manager works as it should. Happy :-)
at comment #63 Does your *fixed* drive partitions appear? My removeable has *always* worked
If I understand you, you are talking about paritions like "/mnt/files" on "/dev/sda6", which should be mounted on startup? Sorry, I don't know! My Gentoo is a small system on a IBM-ThinkPad.
Okay, I'm now on: udev -079 dbus-0.50-r2 hal-0.5.5.1-r1 Linux synapse 2.6.15-rc6 #1 PREEMPT Sat Dec 24 09:08:59 EST 2005 i686 Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 2.66GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux at commment #36 By doing (as a normal user): gconftool-2 --type bool --set /system/storage/display_internal_hard_drives true And the restarting the system (or whatever means to get a fresh session) results in strange things. For an example I have some new FIXED partition icons on my desktop, 2 to be exact. But there still remains fixed partitions that should now appear on the desktop but don't. Eg, I have more than 2 fixed partitions but only 2 show up. The FSTAB entires are pretty much the same for all fixed partitions. Then looking in "Computer" gives strange results that I've never seen before (eg in gnome 2.10). For an example there is: --------- 492.2 MB volume displayed in "Computer". That would be encrypted swap partition. Clicking on it gives the following message Error: device /dev/hda2 is not removable Error: could not execute pmount --------- 70.6MB partition displayed in "Computer". That would be my /boot partition Clicking on it gives the following message Warning: device /dev/hda1 is already handled by /etc/fstab, supplied label is ignored mount: only root can mount /dev/hda1 on /boot Error: could not execute pmount --------- Which then leaves us with the 2 volumes that showed up on the desktop/file choosers. Clicking on these actually works!! That's probably why only they appear in the desktop/file chooser. In the ideal perfect world (gnome 2.10) *ALL* my fixed partitions meant for data (not swap) would appear in "Computer" and the file chooser. They SHOULD not appear on the DESKTOP BUT removeable icons should appear on my desktop. That's how it used to be, that's how its meant to be, that's how I want it to be. In the summary I made in comment #21 the 4th problem is still my problem . I just pluged my ipod in and it mounted correctly, and put an ipod icon on my desktop as expected the same for my usb massstorage drive. It's just fixed partitions for me it seems I hope this provides some insight
Just out of curiosity is this a Gentoo specific bug? because if it is it will probably affect gnome 2.14 due in mid march 06
Any news on this bug this year? I was getting no action from gnome-volume-manager, but since I added the gconf key, and I now get my usb hd showing up in /media. However I don't get any icons. I'm posting this because there are new versions of lots of things since the last few posts, and also the link in comment #20 has gone :( hal 0.5.5.1-r3 dbus 0.60-r3 udev 079 vanilla-sources 2.6.15 gnome-volume-manager 1.5.4 pmount 0.9.6 cryptsetup-luks 1.0.1-r1 sysfsutils 1.3.0-r1
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Everything (icons, /media) works for me except internal harddrives. I am using the new dbus and hald. I can make internal hd's show up with the gconf thing but it also shows the drives that: 1) I don't have in /etc/fstab 2) I don't want to have icons for There should be some option where you can specify which drives to show or not.
I updated my system to full ~x86 with modular X.org. Gentoo source 2.6.15 udev 079 gnome 2.12 dbus 0.50 (0.60 breaks binary and source compatibility with 0.50... support for 0.60 interface maybe for gnome 2.13/2.14?) No evdev driver in X.org (gnome configuration daemons are lost if you use it). xkb database link. (xklavier hardcodes its location... fix with pkgconfig on its way) As far as I tested it on my system, no issue to report with removables drives and medias.
I'm using ~x86 in gnome, others are x86, This does not happen in my system, as I'm in plugdev group, all my usb drivers are in my system. I'm using hal-0.5.5.1 and dbus-0.60-r3. This problem does not exist.
i have no problem in using usb driver with dbus-0.60-r3, hal 0.5.5.1-r3, and gnome 2.12.2. However, still nautilus cannot recognize ieee-1394 drive. When I connect ieee-1394 drive, udev recognize it, and the drive is mounted successfully. But still I cannot look at the icon on the nautilus, and I cannot navigate.
@Byeong-taek Lee: could you please open a new bug for that issue? That seems to be something we'll have to work out and perhaps push upstream. ( I'm closing this one because all the general cases for automounting work fine in 2.12 )
(In reply to comment #68) gnome-volume-manager seems to be "working" again: > hal 0.5.5.1-r3 > dbus 0.60-r3 > udev 079 > vanilla-sources 2.6.15 > gnome-volume-manager 1.5.4 > pmount 0.9.6 > cryptsetup-luks 1.0.1-r1 > sysfsutils 1.3.0-r1 hal-0.5.5.1-r3 dbus-0.60-r4 udev-084 suspend2-sources-2.6.15-r5 gnome-volume-manager-1.5.4 pmount-0.9.6 cryptsetup-luks-1.0.1-r2 sysfsutils-1.3.0-r1 The only differences are dbus, udev, and sources. Now, if only I could _stop_ it mounting every partition on my fixed disk...
