If you've got an /etc/fstab entry for the drive, you could tell udev to mount it. I think this'll require the auto option in fstab.<br><br>I haven't tested it, but if you create 92-mount.rules (or whatever 90 something is available) in /etc/udev/rules.d with this...<br>
<pre class="code">SUBSYSTEM=="block", run+="/bin/mount -a"</pre>...It should automagically mount where fstab tells it to. But again, I haven't tested it. Just an idea.<br><br>Anna Schoolfield<br>
Birmingham<br>