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Dear LXDE developers: I don't know LXDE much since I am a beginner. I am mainly using openSUSE with KDE desktop. Recently I gave a try to PC-BSD which came with LXDE desktop. What shocked me after logging in to LXDE desktop that all of the foreign filesystems on different partitions not belonging to...

Hello rokytnji: Thank you again. In the meantime I found how to solve this currently: In PCManFM Edit/Preferences/Volume Manager there is a checkbox for "mount mountable" filesystems (or something like this). I disabled it and after this the foreign filesystems were not mounted. Still they...

rokytnji, Thank you. If I start up the OS and login to a terminal (ctrl+alt+F2) as root: # mount | column -t /dev/label/rootfs0 on / (ufs, local, noatime, journaled soft-updates) devfs on /dev (devfs, local, multilabel) /dev/label/var0 on /var (ufs, local, noatime, journaled soft-updates) /dev/label...

Thank you for your answers, but it seems you don't understand my problem. I am trying to make it clear. I have both KDE4 and LXDE desktop managers on my system. When I login to the system at a terminal window or I login to KDE4 only partitions specified in /etc/fstab are mounted. For example: df -h ...

Rex Bouwense, Thank you for your reply. >Auto-start information can be found here. >http://lxlinux.com/#4 I looked at that page. But I don't know what to search for that is autostarted. >Are you talking about different partitions that your system is automatically mounting? What do you mean on "...

Hello: I am new to LXDE, so far I worked with kde versions. I installed PC-BSD on my computer with LXDE. I also have openSUSE with several file systems on different partitons. I noticed when I log in to LXDE many filesystems are being mounted even if they are not specified in fstab. Filesystems on t...