Mount Tray - Revision history

Tigersharke at 06:00, 24 April 2013

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Drulavigne at 15:47, 16 April 2013

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Tigersharke at 10:57, 1 April 2013

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Tigersharke at 10:56, 1 April 2013

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Tigersharke: /* Mounting USB Drives */

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‎Mounting USB Drives

Tigersharke: /* Mounting USB Drives */

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‎Mounting USB Drives

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 The Mount Tray application is used to facilitate the mounting and unmounting of filesystems and USB storage devices. It is included in the system tray, meaning that in can be used within any window manager that provides a system tray. If you remove the icon from the system tray, you can re-add it using ''[[Control Panel]]'' ➜ ''[[Mount Tray]]'' or by opening an xterm and then typing '''pc-mounttray &'''.[[File:Mounttray1b.png|thumb|'''Figure 8.10a: Mount Tray Example''']]
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 To access the contents of a USB drive, insert the USB drive and click the "Mount Tray" icon in the system tray. You will see a screen similar to Figure 8.10a.
 {{note|width=58%|icon64=if an entry for the USB device does not show in "Mount Tray", click "Rescan Devices" and it should appear.}}
 In this example, a USB thumb drive was inserted and detected while logged into the KDE desktop. Click the "Mount" button next to the "USB DISK" entry to mount that device. As the device mounts, the "Mount" button will change to an "Eject" button and the contents of the drive will be displayed in the default file manager for the desktop. A list of available file managers can be found on the [[Files and File Sharing#File Managers and File Structure|Files and File Sharing page]].
 In this example, the dolphin file manager will open as it is the default KDE file manager. If the desktop does not provide a default file manager, "Mount Tray" will provide an "open with" dialogue so that you can select the utility to use to browse the contents of the USB device.
 When you are finished using the device, click the "Eject" button to unmount the device. A pop-up message will indicate that the device has been unmounted and that it is now safe to remove the device.
 {{danger|width=58%|icon64='''''Do NOT''' physically remove the device without unmounting it first''.}}
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 Mount Tray also detects any non-PC-BSD{{r}} partitions of internal drives. [[PC-BSD® for Linux Users#Filesystems|Table 1.4a]] lists which filesystems are supported by Mount Tray.
 In the example shown in Figure 8.10a, this system is dual booting with Windows 7 on a Lenovo laptop. Windows 7 is using three partitions: one for the system drive, one for Lenovo recovery, and one containing the operating system. The Windows operating system drive has been mounted, meaning that its files can be viewed and modified while logged into PC-BSD{{r}}.
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 The Mount Tray application is used to facilitate the mounting and unmounting of filesystems and USB storage devices. It is included in the system tray, meaning that in can be used within any window manager that provides a system tray. If you remove the icon from the system tray, you can re-add it using ''[[Control Panel]]'' ➜ ''[[Mount Tray]]'' or by opening an xterm and then typing '''pc-mounttray &'''.[[File:Mounttray1b.png|thumb|'''Figure 8.10a: Mount Tray Example''']]
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 To access the contents of a USB drive, insert the USB drive and click the "Mount Tray" icon in the system tray. You will see a screen similar to Figure 8.10a.
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+{{note|width=58%|if an entry for the USB device does not show in "Mount Tray", click "Rescan Devices" and it should appear.}}
 In this example, a USB thumb drive was inserted and detected while logged into the KDE desktop. Click the "Mount" button next to the "USB DISK" entry to mount that device. As the device mounts, the "Mount" button will change to an "Eject" button and the contents of the drive will be displayed in the default file manager for the desktop. A list of available file managers can be found on the [[Files and File Sharing#File Managers and File Structure|Files and File Sharing page]].