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Mick <michaelkintzios <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> $ eix -l ntfs3g |
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> I have been using it for some time now on data (non-OS) partitions and had no |
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> problems. YMMV. |
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Yep, same here ntfs3g is wonderful! |
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> > Also, I'm thinking about a udev rule or fstab entry |
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> > on the gentoo system to uniquely identify the drive |
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> > as I often attach several usb(stick or drive) devices |
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> > to one system at any given time; so I'm looking for |
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> > a scheme that they will each be unquely recognized (Labeled? |
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> You may want to check the Gentoo Documentation and Gentoo Wiki and this ML and |
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> the forums, for multiple suggestions and examples of setting up udev rules. |
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Yes, some help with udev rules or a slick trick via fstab is what I was |
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really after. Or maybe something cool related to the usb buss and |
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a trick to *uniquely lable* usb devices..... |
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I'll take a cut at the udev rules myself, then post my |
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sorry excuse for udev rules and ask for help.... |
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thx, |
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James |
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