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Lukas Oliva wrote: |
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> Let me get this straight, you mount your flash disc, copy your files |
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> and work and bythis time, you never get the stick off, you never do |
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> umount/remount and for some reason you find, your device changed? Or 2) |
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> You mounted coppied, worked, got it off, then replugged and saw |
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> different device? Or 3) As in the second possibility, but unmounted it |
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> correctly first? |
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> If the second or third is what you did, you can write yourself some udev |
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> rule. |
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> plhu |
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Okay, obviously I'm sucking at making things clear today. Here's a |
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second stab at what I"m doing. I have a USB flash drive (2GB). I plub |
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it into the USB port on my laptop. I copy files. I dig around for the |
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other files I need, I go back to copy more files (via konqueror) and |
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/while the usb drive is still and has been connected the entire time/ I |
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look and see that the drive has moved from /media/sda1 to /media/sdb1. |
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I copy more files, look around, find more things to copy, go back and |
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the drive is now at /media/sdc1, etc. All the while I've not unmounted |
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or removed the drive at all. It's just sitting there blinking it's |
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little green LED light occasionally. |
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Does that make a little more sense? |
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