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I'm using CentOS 5.x and am trying to change the mount point that get's used when I insert a USB thumb drive or external USB drive. They're showing up under /media/KINGSTON for example. I'd like to change this so that they show up under /external/KINGSTON for example.
If you must know my reasons for asking this, I have a domain where they're already using /media for something else and it would be more work to move this domain's automount from /media to something else. I'm trying to explore all my options before I decide on a path forward.
Thanks!
You should be able to do this in fstab
– Andrew Lambert – 2012-03-20T02:16:46.640Iirc, it is hard-coded into gvfs. Puppy had patches for Thunar, but not sure about Nautilus. – technosaurus – 2012-03-20T03:15:16.227