On Sunday 26 February 2006 20:14, K Barter wrote:
> I just did something similar today. I have a USB hard drive, and a USB mp3
> player, and I used udev to set up the nodes so that they will always be the
> same.
>
> I created a new file under /etc/devfs/rules.d, and called it
> 10-local.rules. I
I just did something similar today. I have a USB hard drive, and a USB mp3 player, and I used udev to set up the nodes so that they will always be the same.I created a new file under /etc/devfs/rules.d, and called it
10-local.rules. I used 10 so that it will be processed before the main rules fi
Check out udev and set them up in the /etc/udev local file. The Gentoo site
has docs on udev with links to some good references.
On Sunday February 26 2006 15:12, daniel wrote:
> I have a number of USB devices. Card Reader, Flash drive, iPod, Camera
> etc. But every time I plug in my CF reader
On 2/26/06, daniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What I'd like to know is how to plug it in and have it always get the same id.
> Is this even possible?
Write udev rules to create persistent device names.
An example from my /etc/udev/rules.d/10-local.rules file:
BUS=="usb", KERNEL=="sd[a-z]2", SYS
I have a number of USB devices. Card Reader, Flash drive, iPod, Camera etc.
But every time I plug in my CF reader My machine assigns a different id to
it. Sometimes it's /dev/sdb sometimes its /dev/sdg etc. It seems to be
based on the order in which I plug the devices in, or maybe the port u
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