Hello all, I was just playing with some udev rules for automounting USB drives, and noticed that the rules were working fine when the USB drive was hot plugged, but not when it was already plugged at boot time.
After some investigation I found that the reason: At boot time, the default udev init script in ptxdist (from projectroot/etc/init.d/udev) calls udevadm trigger in order to "coldplug" devices that have already been discovered by the time the udev daemon is started. However udevadm trigger is called without arguments, which is equivalent to --action=change. Thus udev rules for the "add" action are not triggered. Shouldn't this be changed to udevadm trigger --action=add ? I believe most Linux distributions out there are using --action=add in their udev init scripts. Best, Guillermo Rodriguez Garcia [email protected] _______________________________________________ ptxdist mailing list [email protected]
