GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 90942
Nautilus is not giving desktop icon for unformatted media.
Last modified: 2005-08-15 01:29:34 UTC
This is solaris specific RMM bug. When unformatted zip/jaz are mounted we should get the desktop icon with label unformatted_media at the bottom of the icon.
Created attachment 10528 [details] [review] Fix for bugtrack bug : 4711176
Created attachment 10655 [details] [review] Updated patch with no dependency on 2.8 and 2.9 solaris.
Clearing this out from maintainer queries.
There are some minor issues with the above patch. They are 1. Nautilus gives an error "DKIOCINFO failed : Inappropriate ioctl for device" while runnig. 2. Compilation on Linux fails because solaris specific code is not put under SOLARIS_MNT flags. 3. /tmp/.removable scaning is not proper. I will attach three patches to the above problems in the same order. Those three needs to be applied on the earlier patch added in the same order. I do not have a consalidated patch for the above three issues and the original patch added earlier. I will generate a consalidated patch against the branch required once you approve the code changes.
Created attachment 13747 [details] [review] Patch for nautilus error
Created attachment 13748 [details] [review] patch for compilation error on Linux
Created attachment 13749 [details] [review] patch for proper scanning of the /tmp/.removable
I will attach a consolidated patch for all the problems mentioned above. The patch was generated against HEAD. I have also put the changes of patch given to bugzilla bug#102729 which are logically part of this functionality. Could you please review the patch and give your comments?
Created attachment 16444 [details] [review] proposed consolidated patch for all the problems mentioned
Please review this patch so we can get it in if it's still relevant.
Bumping the priority level to High because of the attached patches.
Adding the portability keyword.
This patch is for fixing removable media related problems in Solaris. It does not apply on HEAD anymore as volume management code has changed in HEAD. Hence closing the bug. Will raise a new bug if the same problem is found to be there on Solaris running HEAD/2.6.