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Template: xvmount/convert_old_config
Type: boolean
Default: true
_Description: Convert the existing configuration file into the new format?
An xvmount configuration file /etc/xvmounttab with the format used
up to version 3.6 was found on your system. I can try to automatically
convert the structure into the new format used in version 3.7.
The old configuration file will be saved as /etc/xvmounttab.bak
Template: xvmount/convert_failed
Type: note
_Description: Old configuration cannot be converted into a valid new one
The old configuration file does not contain any line which can be
successfully transformed into a valid entry for the new xvmount version.
This may be due to lacking user mount permissions for the devices in
/etc/fstab. I will try to generate a new configuration file from /etc/fstab.
Template: xvmount/convert_succeeded
Type: note
_Description: The new configuration file was successfully written
A new xvmount configuration file was created from the old-format
/etc/xvmounttab file. You might want to check the result by eye to be
sure that all entries are correct.
Template: xvmount/wrong_format
Type: note
_Description: Invalid old configuration file
An old xvmount configuration file /etc/xvmounttab was found on your
system but the format of the file /etc/xvmounttab was not recognized.
Thus it cannot be converted into a new configuration file.
I will try to generate a new configuration file from /etc/fstab.
Template: xvmount/generate_succeeded
Type: note
_Description: A configuration file was successfully generated
The xvmount configuration file /etc/xvmounttab was successfully created
from all user-mountable devices in /etc/fstab. To generate a
configuration file which better reflects your needs and taste, please,
run xvmountconfig by hand or edit the configuration file directly.
Template: xvmount/empty_fstab
Type: note
_Description: /etc/fstab does not contain any user mountable devices
Your system configuration in /etc/fstab does not contain any device
entries marked as user-mountable by the "user" mount option. Thus
xvmount cannot mount any of your devices and the creation of a
corresponding configuration file failed. If you want to use xvmount
you have to add corresponding entries to /etc/fstab and run xvmountconfig
again.
Template: xvmount/generate_failed
Type: note
_Description: No valid xvmount configuration generated
Automatically generating the xvmount configuration file /etc/xvmounttab
failed. Please, create the configuration file by hand either using a text
editor or by re-running the xvmountconfig script.
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