Linux : Working with /dev



Question

Modify the udev subsystem in such way that /dev/usb-ext gets automatically created at boot time.

Solutions

1. Create a file named /etc/udev/rules.d/99-usb-ext.rules and insert the following parameter:
KERNEL=="sdb1", NAME="myusbdisk"
2. Reboot the system
init 6
3. Plug a USB key to your system and verify that you now have a file named /dev/myusbdisk.
ls -l /dev/myusbdisk
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