On Sid I've just noticed a rather irritating new behaviour. I have a
LUKS encrypted partition on my USB memory stick. In an earlier attempt
to get it mounted under a "nice" name I gave the filesystem (ext3) a
name ("Stick"). That wasn't honoured at all so I added a HAL policy
that sets the volume.label:
<device>
<match key="volume.uuid" string="d23647f8-22be-4a8c-86f8-8f59975e9e61">
<merge key="volume.label" type="string">StickCrypt</merge>
</match>
</device>
That worked just fine. I ended up with a well-known mount point
(/media/StickCrypt) and a desktop icon named by the label. Great!
Lately the behaviour has changed. I now end up with two desktop icons,
named Stick and one named StickCrypt. They both lead to the same mount
point, /media/StickCrypt.
Has anyone else noticed similar behaviour, and how do I get back the old
behaviour?
/M
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