> This is obviously not something end-user-friendly though :) Doing it > "right" involves understanding mount points and such, and that starts to > get tricky fast. Right now Rhythmbox works entirely over GnomeVFS, > which doesn't have any idea about that kind of stuff. So when you > unmount a drive, that looks exactly to Rhythmbox like all those files > were deleted. Fwiw, gnome-vfs 2.5 has code to deal with "volumes" and "drives" which provides information about mounted/mountable devices, as well as notification when such a device is (un)mounted. > And you are right to follow up with this issue on the ipod support > thread - really, the issues with the ipod come up with any kind of > removable mass storage, and we should try to generalize it. One issue with Rhythmbox and removable medias currently is that as soon as you start playing a file on such a media, you cannot easily unmount this media because rhythmbox only knows how to pause a song, which keeps the file opened, and thus prevents you from unmounting. I started to add a "removable" property to RBSource this week-end, and I wanted to add an "eject" context menu entry to the sources which are marked as removable, but I just couldn't figure out how to add an optional menu entry to a context menu generated with bonoboui. Any help here is welcome ;) Christophe
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