FreeBSD GNOME removable media

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How do I mount my removable media in Nautilus?
As of GNOME 2.16, FreeBSD supports
HAL
, a component from the
FreeDesktop
project. HAL provides seamless
hardware integration with modern UNIX desktop environment such as GNOME. This means
auto-mounting of hardware is as easy as starting a few daemons at boot time, and making
sure sysutils/gnome-volume-manager is installed. If you installed
x11/gnome2 you already have gnome-volume-manager installed.
The daemons that must be started prior to logging into GNOME are, dbus,
polkitd, and hald in that order. To do this, add the following to
/etc/rc.conf, and reboot:
dbus_enable="YES"
polkitd_enable="YES"
hald_enable="YES"
      
These services are automatically started if all GNOME
features are enabled.
Note: your user account must be a member of the operator group for
automatic mounting to work. To add yourself to the operator group, execute the following
command as root:
# pw group mod operator -m
      
For example, to add the user marcus to the operator group, use the following
command:
# pw group mod operator -m marcus
      
That's it! You should now see your USB key drives and CD-ROMs magically appear on your
desktop. However, if you are having problems with auto-mounting or HAL in general, you
should collect the following (in addition to other
troubleshooting
information):

Output of lshal

Output of sysctl -b kern.geom.conftxt

Contents of /etc/fstab

Output of mount

Full dmesg output

Stop hald, then run it manually using /usr/local/sbin/hald --daemon=no
--verbose-yes and provide the output

If using GNOME, and a volume is not mounting properly, include the output of
gnome-mount --block --no-ui --verbose --hal-udi  ( is the Unique Device Identifier obtained from the output of lshal for
the device that is not mounting properly)
You can also mount fixed storage media such as FAT or NTFS partitions (maybe you are
dual booting) using HAL. For this to work you must must edit
/usr/local/etc/PolicyKit/privilege.d/hal-storage-fixed-mount.privilege and add
your username to the Allow list:
[Policy]
Allow=uid:
      
For example, to allow the user marcus to mount fixed storage media, add the
following to hal-storage-fixed-mount.privilege:
[Policy]
Allow=uid:marcus
      
Gary Dunn also provides a
very detailed how-to
for user-mounting SMB volumes.
               
               
               

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