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# asmounter - AfterStep All-Purpose Mounter
# User config file. Should be placed in ~/
# First, tell asmounter how to mount and unmount devices.
# %s will be replaced with the appropriate mountpoint.
# Since only the mountpoint will be passed to mount, the
# device must be listed in /etc/fstab
# These entries may be ommitted and defaults will be used.
mountcmd=mount %s &
umountcmd=umount %s &
# Next, tell asmounter what to do when you click on the icon
# of a mounted device with the third mouse button.
# Again %s will be replaced with the mountpoint.
# This entry may be ommitted and the default will be used.
execmd=xterm -e mc %s &
# Now give details of each mountpoint.
# Each mountpoint requires 4 lines.
# NO COMMENTS OR BLANK LINES BETWEEN THESE!!!
# eg.
# mountname cdrom (THIS LINE MUST NOT BE INDENTED!!)
# mountpoint /mnt/cdrom (THIS LINE MUST BE INDENTED!!)
# type cd (THIS LINE MUST BE INDENTED!!)
# showcapacity FALSE (THIS LINE MUST BE INDENTED!!)
# mountname is the name displayed in the title bar.
# mountpoint is the directory to attach the device to.
# type is a reference to a type of device.
# showcapacity should capacity info be shown for this mount?
# Details of at least one mointpoint must be specified.
# References to invalid iconnumbers will cause crashes.
mountname Linux
mountpoint /
type hdd
showcapacity TRUE
mountname Dos C
mountpoint /mnt/dosc
type hdd
showcapacity TRUE
mountname Floppy
mountpoint /mnt/floppy
type fd
showcapacity TRUE
# mountname Dos A
# mountpoint /mnt/dosa
# type fd
# showcapacity TRUE
mountname Cdrom
mountpoint /mnt/cdrom
type cd
showcapacity FALSE
mountname Zip
mountpoint /mnt/zip
type zip
showcapacity TRUE
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