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On Thu, 17 Aug 2006 13:58:11 +0100, Graham Murray wrote: |
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> Is there any way to write udev rules which will map the usb-serial |
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> device connected to a particular socket on either the PC or a hub to a |
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> known name? So that if the usb connector is removed and replaced (in |
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> the same socket) or the system is rebooted that programs will be able |
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> to open the correct device connected to each usb serial adaptor? |
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Use a pattern match for ID, e.g. ID=="2-*". the first number of the ID |
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refers to the physical port used. Alternatively, if the devices are |
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different, match on SYSFS{product}, SYSFS{manufacturer} or even DRIVER. |
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