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You could probably use a combination of the udev rules that detect and then execute the mount command, based on the UUID. Then in your fstab, you would have the proper entry for that device with an...
Nattereri: You shouldn't be writing a script to mount that drive. You can use udev rules if you want, but as shreepads and I discussed, using UUIDs is probably a cleaner option. If you use...
Good point. Wouldn't you have the same problem using udev rules anyway? The system would try to mount the same (disconnected) USB device at boot from the udev created device node (EDIT: except in...
Yep, UUIDs would be much cleaner I think.
Thank YOU very much! This was extremely helpful! By the way, when I added a second entry to 10-local.rules, I didn't even have to restart udev. Just unplugged and replugged the device.
