Il dom, 2005-01-23 alle 12:26, Anne Wilson ha scritto : > There seems to be very little known about the causes of this problem. It > could be udev or it could be hotplug - at least, I suspect that some > developers are working hard on it, but there are no hard-and-fast answers > available on the lists as far as I can see. For the moment, it seems to mean > find a workaround that you can live with. I haven't checked whether KwikDisk > is available on 10.1 - if it is, it will help you with mounting the removable > disks.
Udev is more flexible than devfs ,expecially when you are managing with fstab entries,mountpoints ad devices name. You have to define only one "udev rule" that is read first of all other from udev. In this rule is defined a device-symlink used also in fstab entries . This symlink is created only for that device defined in the rule, so when you plug in your camera-device, udev create your /dev/camera symlink and mount that "pseudo"device in the dir defined in /etc/fstab for more examples man udev
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