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Usb memory sticks: msg#01152

Subject: Usb memory sticks
Hi Again.

The second thing I need help with is USB memory sticks.

Mounting the device from shell is fine for me but I need to learn how to
write an auto-mount script, for the end-users.
So just as you will insert a cdrom and an icon appears on your desktop,
I would like the same for USB mem-stick with one exception. Instead of
eject it must unmount for safe removal of the device.

does anyone have any ideas or perhaps a beta that I can test drive for
you?

Many thanks for any responses
Chad


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