Bugzilla – Bug 152201
don't assign /data mountpoints by default?
Last modified: 2006-03-14 17:49:06 UTC
following up a discussion on the opensuse list ... hal and the kde/gnome applets can handle all disks by themselves so the /data mountpoints are not really needed anymore. Moreover if the 'refuse-to-mount-disks-in-fstab' patch is applied the icons will be still there (the gui has no way to find out by means of hal) but if the user clicks on them hal will tell permission denied. So disabling the code in yast that assigns /data (and /windows) mountpoints is the way to go IMO.
I'm redirecting this to Thomas.
Project management has to decide about removal of the /data and /windows mount points.
just for reference: I'm all for it
How much work is this? Thorsten, what's your idea on it?
I never liked the /data mountpoints. I found the /windows mountpoints quite usefull, espeically with wine or so.
Removing the either /windows or /data mount points (or both) is not much work.
yeah, /windows(/C) might be useful also for beagle which looks there for your "old data"
Ok, there's consensus to remove /data. I guess we should keep /windows for now. Ok with everybody?
Should be fixed in RC1