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Date: | Mon, 4 Jun 2007 11:34:12 -0500 |
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Hi,
I installed SL 5.0 X86_64 on my Sun Ultra 20 M2 Opteron system from CD's
and am encountering strange behaviour with removable media (USB sticks and
CD) under gnome when I log in as root. For some reason gnome does not put an
icon on the desktop for the removable drive/CD and open the file manager.
The drives appear in the Computer desktop folder though so they are being
recognized. I can click on the appropriate icon under Computer and get the
system to mount the drive. Just no icon on the desktop. Also, when I try to
eject/unmount a CD/DVD I get an error message saying it can't unmount the
file but goes ahead and ejects the media. Things appear to work O.K. when I
log in as a regular user (not root) under gnome except that I still get the
same mount error message when I try to unmount/eject a CD. Also, things
appear to work O.K. in KDE except for the CD mount error message.
I'm thinking this may be related to some subtle Selinux policy issue. I
turned off Selinux when I installed plus the two services that were still
running after install that related to Selinux (can't remember what they
were). I remember an older RHEL distribution had problems like this that I
think was related to Selinux.
Anyone else reported this behaviour. If so is there a fix. This isn't a
major issue. Its just annoying.
Also, why was the X11 xcalc util left out of the X11 apps/util rpm. At least
I can't find it anywhere in the distribution.
Thanks
RW
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