Gnome automounting problem...

Hi,
I installed Arch few days ago and I still have few issues. Well they are not too serious but they are really annoying. Few info about my system. It's Dell Inspiron E1505. I have installed stock kernel 2.6.18-7, dbus (0.62-3), hal (0.5.8.1-1), pmount (0.9.13-1), gnome-volume-manager (1.5.15-4), udev 101-1.
My biggest problem is automounting of removable devices. I use gnome and I am used to that gnome volume manager mounts my cds, dvds and usb sticks. Well system recognised them, but I have to click on them to mount. I searched forums to find an answer and it seems that some have the same problem, but I found no clear answer.
The user is already member of storage group and this are my start up services:
DAEMONS=(@acpid @915resolution @syslog-ng @hal @dbus @alsa @network @powernowd)
Does anyone know what I should do to solve this problem?

macros78 wrote:
Hi,
I installed Arch few days ago and I still have few issues. Well they are not too serious but they are really annoying. Few info about my system. It's Dell Inspiron E1505. I have installed stock kernel 2.6.18-7, dbus (0.62-3), hal (0.5.8.1-1), pmount (0.9.13-1), gnome-volume-manager (1.5.15-4), udev 101-1.
My biggest problem is automounting of removable devices. I use gnome and I am used to that gnome volume manager mounts my cds, dvds and usb sticks. Well system recognised them, but I have to click on them to mount. I searched forums to find an answer and it seems that some have the same problem, but I found no clear answer.
The user is already member of storage group and this are my start up services:
DAEMONS=(@acpid @915resolution @syslog-ng @hal @dbus @alsa @network @powernowd)
Does anyone know what I should do to solve this problem?
Well, for one gnome-volume-manger shouldn't ever mount anything O.o or atleaste I've never heard anything about this. HAL is what automounts devices so they work for me . Btw what is with the "@" symbol before you daemons? That doesn't need to be there, try removing them and trying again. I just have DAEMONS=(hal), ect.

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