Should 'kernel polling' be enabled to auto-mount USB drives
Posted: 27. Feb 2016, 03:21
Hello
1. On one of the machines that I installed Salix XFCE 14.1, USB pen drives, ADATA external HDD are not being recognized
2. Standard tricks like enabling volume management, ticking the relevant options under 'Removable drives and media' enabling thunar-volman in settings are all done
3. On 'Linux-questions.org', in one of the posts for this problem, I read that 'Kernel polling' should be enabled. Is this true for salix 14.1 xfce?
4. On other four machines that I have installed Salix 14.1, XFCE, including a laptop, I have not enabled kernel polling myself. By default if it is enabled, I am not aware. I have not checked. Pl. some body clarify this.
If there are additional tricks / points wrt enabling the auto-mount of USB drives, pl. share.
The USB drives is not listed under 'devices' in Thunar but always displayed in the terminal with the commamd 'lsusb'
1. On one of the machines that I installed Salix XFCE 14.1, USB pen drives, ADATA external HDD are not being recognized
2. Standard tricks like enabling volume management, ticking the relevant options under 'Removable drives and media' enabling thunar-volman in settings are all done
3. On 'Linux-questions.org', in one of the posts for this problem, I read that 'Kernel polling' should be enabled. Is this true for salix 14.1 xfce?
4. On other four machines that I have installed Salix 14.1, XFCE, including a laptop, I have not enabled kernel polling myself. By default if it is enabled, I am not aware. I have not checked. Pl. some body clarify this.
If there are additional tricks / points wrt enabling the auto-mount of USB drives, pl. share.
The USB drives is not listed under 'devices' in Thunar but always displayed in the terminal with the commamd 'lsusb'