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| siva... |
 Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2008 9:54 pm |
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Hi,
I am using multiple USBs in small Linux embedded system.
whenever I plug-In USB mdev creating the node in any of sd[a-z][1-9].
I want to map the each USB to my desired name.
As of now I am using below rule in mdev.conf
sd[a-z][1-9]* root:disk 0660 at (no spam) ln -sf $MDEV USB
Now the problem with below scenarios.
1) first I connected one USB,suppose it mapped to sda1
at this stage USB pointing to sda1
USB->sda1
2) when I connect next USB,suppose it mapped to sdb1
at this stage USB pointing to sdb1
USB->sdb1
I am missing the 1) device soft link after switch on 2).
Is there any way to map linux default drives to my desired names in
user space????
Thanks in Advance
Siva |
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| Michael Schnell... |
| Posted: Mon Sep 22, 2008 4:47 am |
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If the devices are file systems, auto-mounting according to volume names
instead of device names
is the easiest way to have them mounted to the desired mount points.
Quote: Is there any way to map linux default drives to my desired names in
user space????
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| subhasish... |
| Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 12:58 am |
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On Sep 22, 2:47 pm, Michael Schnell
<mschnell_at_lumino_dot... at (no spam) gmx.com> wrote:
Quote: If the devices are file systems, auto-mounting according to volume names
instead of device names
is the easiest way to have them mounted to the desired mount points.
Is there any way to map linux default drives to my desired names in
user space????
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-Michael
Try udev. In udev u may create names as u like for ur device.
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