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On 25 May 2009, at 20:23, Альфар wrote: |
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> Now make file /etc/udev/rule.d/z98-usb-flash.rules with this content |
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> SUBSYSTEM=="block", SYSFS{idProduct}=="2338", |
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> SYSFS{idVendor}=="152d", NAME="name" RUN+="/bin/mount /dev/name / |
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> media/name" |
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> Change idProduct and idVendor and to your data. And name too. With |
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> this name your device will apear in /dev. And of course mkfir /media/ |
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> name |
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I hope you won't be offended, but this seems a whole load more complex |
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than the OP's single line in /etc/fstab, which really ought to work. |
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Of course /etc/fstab is no good if the drive's going to be plugged & |
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unplugged at whim throughout the day - I know there are better ways to |
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do that - but I would be bothered, myself, why something's not working |
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as it _so obviously_ ought to. |
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Mark: yes, I don't see any reason NOT to address by label (e2label or |
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whatever XFS / Reiser use) these days. The only thing I can think of |
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is that your USB drivers or the kernel module that does USB mass- |
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storage is not loaded in time during boot. Aren't there any messages |
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about failed mounts amongst the kernel messages on the screen? |
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Stroller. |
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