automatically mounts created file systems on live CD on manual partitioning

My initial thought was that g-v-m would not re-read gconf keys while it runs, but it does. With an automatic partitioning, I get:

manager.c/696: setting changed: bool: automount_drives = 0
manager.c/696: setting changed: bool: automount_media = 0
[some partition removals/additions]
manager.c/696: setting changed: bool: automount_drives = 1
manager.c/696: setting changed: bool: automount_media = 1

but if I do manual partitioning, the gconf keys are never set to 0, thus g-v-m picks up the new partition and automatically mounts them.

ubiquity (1.3.15) feisty; urgency=low

  * Add --old-partitioner command-line option to force the use of the old
    advanced partitioner even when it stops being the default. (Of course,
    this won't work for ever, as the old code will eventually be removed.)
  * GTK frontend: Disable gnome-volume-manager automounting for the entire
    duration of installation (LP: #78862).
  * Really install the apport hook.
  * Switch the new partitioner on by default. As above, use 'ubiquity
    --old-partitioner' to disable it.

 -- Colin Watson <email address hidden> Tue, 30 Jan 2007 14:10:11 +0000