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problem My SanDisk Cruzer U3 USB memory stick logs in addition to the actual USB mass storage drive or a virtual CD-ROM as soon as it connects. In Leopard even a virtual CD burner is detected. Leopard then asked each time whether the inserted disk to be formatted?! This is slightly annoying.

Solution: Create a file / etc / fstab (short fstab) which includes:

 # fstab # # Warning - this file should only be modified with vifs (8) # Failure to do so is unsupported and may be destructive. # # # # Edited 2009-07-28 by Dirk Identifier, mount point, fs type, options # LABEL = U3 \\ 040System none cd9660 ro, noauto LABEL = Mobile \\ 040Partner none hfs ro, noauto 

Notes on fstab file

1. Since Leopard will be the edit fstab only with the command sudo vifs . vifs editing ensures that the fstab not be processed simultaneously by the system. (I think this is normal on a Leopard system on which the file beforehand Nocht even exist, not available.)
2. All lines that begin with # only comment lines.
3. The first line starting with LABEL prevents mount the U3 system from the SanDisk Cruzer Contour flash drive.
4. The disk is thereby identified by its name (volume label). \\ 040 stands for a space.
5. The first line starting with LABEL prevents mount the data partition of my UMTS Surf sticks.

Sources:

macosxhints.com (S) infinitemac.com discussions.apple.com - Mount for only certain users macseven.com