Mount USB memory stick in 32 bit chroot as well
Hi,
I'm still trying to integrate the 32 bit chroot and the normal system as
much as possible, so that, from a user's point of view, it's just like
running a full 64 bits system.
Currently, when I insert an USB memory stick, it gets mounted
automatically in /media/Kingston. This is done by gnome-volume-manager,
hal, dbus, pmount, and maybe even more programs are involved. Anyway,
I'd like to have it linked to /chroot32/media/Kingston as well. I can
easily mount /media as /chroot32/media, just like /tmp and /home, but
unfortunately, I don't see anything in /chroot32/media/Kingston after
inserting the memory.
Again: I'm sure others have had this problem as well, and maybe they
also fixed it. If so, I'd be more than happy to know how!
Koen
Reply to: