Hello,
I have written a udev rule to change the name of the external hard
disk to /dev/external.
SUBSYSTEM=="block", SUBSYSTEMS=="scsi", ATTRS{model}=="ST3120827AS",
NAME="external"
The code is like the above. That works also. But the problem is that.
without that rule my device creates 2 device nodes.
1. sdb for the drive
2. sdb1 for the one partition in it.
The mount command without the rule will show that the device sdb1 is
mounted on /media. But after adding that rule only one device node is
created at /dev/external and there is no second device like I expected
( ie /dev/external1 ). Why it is like that ? Any idea ?
Is there anything wrong in my udev rule ?
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With regards,
Unni
"A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle"
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