Hi USB people,
I have various USB ram sticks & external hard disks, that get mounted
periodically in various machines in variable time order, sometimes
with several media on one host simultaneously, thus /dev/da0 is not
sufficient, & /etc/usbd.conf needs to specify dynamic da[0-9]
numbering.
I use eg: (For a stick by manufacturer Integral), this typical syntax
attach "sleep 3; fdisk /dev/`echo ${DEVNAME}|sed -e s/umass/da/`; \
mount -t msdos /dev/`echo ${DEVNAME}|sed -e s/umass/da/`s1 \
/usb/integral"
It works, but is cludgey (OK & would be a problem on machines with
inbuilt scsi disks), Is there a better dynamic numbering system ?
Devd somehow maybe ? Or ? Ideas ?
(It could also be nice if best solution made as an example in man usbd.conf.)
Julian
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Julian Stacey. Internet & Unix Consultant, Munich. http://berklix.com
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