Re: Mount USB memory stick in 32 bit chroot as well
On Wed, Jan 04, 2006 at 06:51:51PM +0000, Koen Vermeer wrote:
> 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.
When you have bind mounted /media into your chroot, and after inserting
the stick, does the directory media/Kingston exist inside the chroot?
I'm not a gnome user, thank 5od, but I'm guessing that that directory
gets created on the fly by gnomadness when you insert the stick. So,
without anything inserted, she said, verify that the Kingston directory
doesn't exist anywhere, then do the bind mount, then insert your
memory, and see if the Kingston directory is created and exists inside
the chroot. If so, then you have solved your basic problem. If not,
then back to the drawing board.
Cheers,
a
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