If local is ZH_CN. UTF-8 is not subject to any Chinese problems if the local is for other example ZH_CN/ZH_CN. GBK There are two ways, please choose a way to deal with the situation
One: Modify the local to ZH_CN. UTF-8
To set the local locals environment:
$sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
Ensure ZH_CN. UTF-8 is selected and the default local is ZH_CN. UTF-8
Two: Modify the/USR/SHARE/HAL/FDI/95USERPOLICY/STORAGE-POLICY.FDI file for the following:
<?xml version= "1.0" encoding= "iso-8859-1"?> SGML <!–-*-
<deviceinfo version= "0.2" >
<device>
<match key= "@block. Storage_device:storage.removable" bool= "true" >
<merge key= "volume.policy.mount_option.fmask=111" type= "bool" >true</merge>
<merge key= "volume.policy.mount_option.dmask=0" type= "bool" >true</merge>
<merge key= "volume.policy.mount_option.users" type= "bool" >true</merge>
<merge key= "Volume.policy.mount_option.utf8" type= "bool" >true</merge>
</match>
<match key= "@block. Storage_device:storage.hotpluggable" bool= "true" >
<merge key= "volume.policy.mount_option.fmask=111" type= "bool" >true</merge>
<merge key= "volume.policy.mount_option.dmask=0" type= "bool" >true</merge>
<merge key= "volume.policy.mount_option.users" type= "bool" >true</merge>
<merge key= "Volume.policy.mount_option.utf8" type= "bool" >true</merge>
</match>
</device>
</deviceinfo>