[SOLVED] Cannot mount volume (USB Flash drive)
Rashkae
ubuntu at tigershaunt.com
Sat Nov 1 01:13:29 UTC 2008
Bill Moseley wrote:
> When I plug in a USB flash drive I get a pop-up message (from
> gnome-volume-manager, I think) simply saying:
>
> Cannot mount volume.
> Invalid mount option when attempting to mount the volume.
>
> (If I wanted useless error messages I'd use a different OS).
>
> The question, of course is 1) what is the invalid option, and 2) where
> is that invalid option stored so I can change it?
>
> I finally resolved this with gconf-editor, but wanted to post in case
> anyone else has this issue (and as I'll forget in a year).
>
> In gconf-editor:
>
> /system/storage/default_options/vfat
>
>
Thank you for this follow up.. I've never experienced this problem, but
it bugged me that could never find where this configuration was stored..
when this problem was first reported, I spent lots of time combing
through the HAL configuration files trying it find how the default
filesystem mounting options fit together.. Figures I was in the wrong
place entirely.
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