underwater
July 8th, 2008, 03:15 AM
Hello,
I can mount my ipod using the command line with
sudo mount -t hfsplus -o rw,force /dev/sdc3 ipod/
However, it can't automount because the automount of Gnome doesn't use the force option that the HFS+ filesystem it has on it uses.
I thought that I would just be able to right-click the icon after it was mounted, the correct ipod icon show sup once I manually mount, and add the "force" option by using the GUI. This doesn't seem to work, though.
Am I suppose to still separate those options with commas? Is there something I"m missing?
Any advice? Like I said, if I use the command line, I can make it mount fine, but it is just when I plug it in and Gnome tries to automount it fails because the HFS+ filesystem needs me to use the force command
Thanks in advance,
underwater.
I can mount my ipod using the command line with
sudo mount -t hfsplus -o rw,force /dev/sdc3 ipod/
However, it can't automount because the automount of Gnome doesn't use the force option that the HFS+ filesystem it has on it uses.
I thought that I would just be able to right-click the icon after it was mounted, the correct ipod icon show sup once I manually mount, and add the "force" option by using the GUI. This doesn't seem to work, though.
Am I suppose to still separate those options with commas? Is there something I"m missing?
Any advice? Like I said, if I use the command line, I can make it mount fine, but it is just when I plug it in and Gnome tries to automount it fails because the HFS+ filesystem needs me to use the force command
Thanks in advance,
underwater.