Hi Ashley. It's as if in Linux when directly plugged in a USB device (e.g. http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Auto_mount_filesystems_(AUTOFS)#Find_an_existing_udev_rule_that_is_launched_after_the_usb_partition_node_is_created ): .1 detected USB devices will present USB information e.g. manufacturer, serial#, ...etc. .2 create a rule to determine if a particular model/serial# (approved vs disapproved) when plugged in and detected, should it be mounted or not.
It can be easily done in Linux direct USB mounting to the desktop/server. But can this be done on Sun Ray Thin Clients connected to Solaris/Linux SRSS OSes? I could check the RHEL4 based SRSS3.1.1 and see if the plugged in USB --> SR2/FS will show anything via udev. But is this 'scenario' any possible in Solaris / SRSS? thanks, James
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