woody14619
2010-03-06, 05:24
I have a few partitions on a uSD card that I've been able to label with mount point names in Fedora so they show up properly on the desktop when inserted with a reader. The local File Manger on the N900 though doesn't seem to honor those names when I mount the partitions.
When I first inserted the card into the N900 (and mounted the extra partitions) the File Manager showed four entires:
Icon Name
<N900> Woodys N900 (my Bluetooth name, aka MyDocs)
<N900> Nokia N900 (partition 2, ext3 fs)
<N900> Nokia N900 (2) (partition 3, ext3 fs)
<uSD> Memory Card (partition 1, fat fs)
I tried renaming one with the File Manager, and now it shows all three with the same name and a (2) or (3) appended to the last entry (like the second line above). Is there a way to make File Manager name these separately? I'd be happy with even a hard-coded fix in .config somewhere. :)
Interestingly enough, when I plug the phone into my Fedora system all four partitions show up as drives, with partition one being called "N900", and the other 3 getting their proper names. Maybe this is something we should put in as a feature request? To honor drive labeling?
When I first inserted the card into the N900 (and mounted the extra partitions) the File Manager showed four entires:
Icon Name
<N900> Woodys N900 (my Bluetooth name, aka MyDocs)
<N900> Nokia N900 (partition 2, ext3 fs)
<N900> Nokia N900 (2) (partition 3, ext3 fs)
<uSD> Memory Card (partition 1, fat fs)
I tried renaming one with the File Manager, and now it shows all three with the same name and a (2) or (3) appended to the last entry (like the second line above). Is there a way to make File Manager name these separately? I'd be happy with even a hard-coded fix in .config somewhere. :)
Interestingly enough, when I plug the phone into my Fedora system all four partitions show up as drives, with partition one being called "N900", and the other 3 getting their proper names. Maybe this is something we should put in as a feature request? To honor drive labeling?