fragfutter;553236 Wrote: > you could also react to udev events. Not sure about devices that are > already connected on boot-time, but they should also emmit an event. Yes it works. Nowadays, /dev is empty (?) at boot, udevd is launched very early, scans for the devices and populates /dev/. Doing this it goes through the /etc/udev.d/ scripts, which you can modify. I did a few mods myself, one to mount an USB external drive always to the same place if it contains the music (works at boot or when hotplugging); one to give fixed, meaningful names to the usb ports on a machine -like "front panel, red plug"- and build on that to configure automounting/dismounting (with autofs).
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