bypassed, same for invoking "Mount All". Now, the "initial scan" parameter
is used to decide if the user should be alarmed. Basically, it means you
get to decide for every mounted volume if you want it rather read-only.
In the old code:
- If you wanted a stick mounted read-only, you had to go to "Tracker Settings"
and disabled auto-ejecting, unmount the stick, then re-mount to get it to
ask you for read-only mounting.
- But then, it would remember this setting, so when you unplugged the stick
and then replugged it, it would mount it read-only again. This may be nice
for later, but for now, I want to decide if I am willing to take the risk
each time.
* The new code also has the implication that when you plug a drive with more
than one partition, you are being asked for each one. I extended the alert
to also mention the partition name.
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