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Christoph Eckert <ce <at> christeck.de> writes: |
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> > Sure, I can put manual entries in to fix this, but, isn't that what |
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> > udev and hal/ivman/dbus are support to do, automagically? Every time |
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> > I want to use 2 usb memory sticks on any computer, my only option is |
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> > to manually edit the fstab? |
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> shouldn't it be possible to create an udev rule to give different device |
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> names? Furthermore: |
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OK, I'm not sure I can create a udev rule for this. Got an example? |
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> Isn't it possible to make mount mounting the |
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> devices according to their disc labels? |
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Yes but udev + hal/ivman/dbus should do this automatically. |
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> The advantage of Linux is that there are choices, and I guess it is not |
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> that easy to choose the right one for your issue . |
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If I have to choose, I'd choose udev rule. If I write a specific rule |
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in fstab for these devices, what happens when I use another (3rd) different |
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usb memory device? |
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James |
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