Date: Sun, 22 Oct 2006 12:45:12 +0200 From: "Sir Dice" <sirdice@gmail.com> To: freebsd-gnome@freebsd.org Subject: configuring hal, policykit, dbus and gnome Message-ID: <445ca0b40610220345g342da19ck8a54d35df3087410@mail.gmail.com>
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Hi, I'm running FreeBSD 6-stable and just installed GNOME 2.16. I have a few issues with HAL, PolicyKit and DBus.. All three are started at boottime using switches in rc.conf. I have lots of volumes on my desktop and I want to hide some but not all. I also want to change "10 GB Volume" i.e. into something more informative. Where to find information on how to configure this? A google search only shows hits about USB sticks, cdrom drives etc. I tried to edit/add different fdi files but none seem to work. Is there a howto I could use? What's the order all of the different files are used? There are several locations and I'm not sure where to add/modify things for the best results. Also if I change some things how can I tell hal to reload the configfiles? It seems I can only test this by rebooting my machine.. And even then some of the changes don't seem to "stick". Hal-device-manager works but I can only read the configuration, changing any of the options doesn't work (eventhough the interface allows editting). TIA Remko C.
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