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HiSo I finally ditched Xfce 4.6 and decided to give Xfce 4.8 a skip to try something else instead. After playing with LXDE for a bit, I've ended up using standalone Openbox, tint2, and various other bits for my new desktop setup. I poked around for HAL-esque auto mounting setups, but they were all hacky or used amd(8) - not really ideal for hot plug storage devices.I've made a small auto mounting system that uses devd(8) and integrates with Openbox via its pipemenu system. Mountable filesystems are added to a "Mount" menu entry in my Openbox menu, and clicking an entry toggles between mounted and unmounted with popup message boxes to confirm success/failure.Filesystems are mounted to subdirectories below(or wherever you define), and are named in correspondence to their label if present, or their device name if not. Storage devices are probed to determine if a device is an MBR partition, BSD label, or raw disk device, and educated guesses are made to determine what is mountable. File systems are probed too, but currently only UFS and MSDOSFS are supported. Large MSDOSFS support still needs to be added too. The Openbox specific bit is also written to allow users to mix manual (via terminal) and auto mount/umounting of devices.When it comes time to call mount/umount, sudo is used, so you will need that installed and correctly configured for this to work. I think one could also use vfs.usermount too, but I haven't tested that yet.Defunct. See [thread=27233]volman[/thread] instead.Latest version: [post=135232]here[/post]