Well, it's a bit hard for me to find out an exhaustive title. The problem: when booting, dbus seems can't notice cd-rom inserting (in my cdrom and cdrecorder). A "dbus-monitor --system" doesn't produce anything when inserting a media in both the devices. If i start a program such "Graveman" (cdrecord GUI), for example, and i let it find the devices connected to my computer, then Dbus seems to "awake" and even dbus-manager produce events. In this way, i can mount-unmount automatically cdroms (i'm using HAL and Gnome-Volume-Manager).
Using dbus-0.23-r3
*** Bug 3074 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
I don't understand what the exact isssue here is; just that you don't see anything in dbus-monitor? That program is a bit broken at the moment.
Hi :) I tried again to solve the problem (dbus seems to not recognize any events) and i found something curious: hotplug can't "modprobe" automatically the cd-rom module when inserting a media. I thought that the dbus event was sufficient, but without that module, dbus seems can't produce anything. Well, i'm sorry, it's my fault...
Sounds like it's not a D-BUS bug then, thanks. Probably you need to ensure your distribution has the cdrom module loaded.
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