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Hello,
im often using dd to create images for exernal board and stuff on different PCs with different disk setup;
to avoid stupid mistake like dd on one of the internal drive, i would like to have enumeration similar to /dev/sd*, but with different prefix, so the external disk/sdcard will appear as "/dev/ex*" or similar.
Seems like for disk i have to put my hand on 60-persistent-storage.rules, but not sure what line im looking for; the same for sd card reader, assigned in 80-udisks2.rules
Also the header of the files say they will be override at update, so i need to find a way to create alternative configuration and not edit the esisting ![]()
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Also the header of the files say they will be override at update, so i need to find a way to create alternative configuration and not edit the esisting
Yes, rules in /usr/lib/udev/rules.d/ are installed by packages and will thus be overwritten the next time the owning package is reinstalled or updated.
For system-local configuration, use the files /etc/udev/rules.d/.
Last edited by ayekat (2018-01-14 17:20:21)
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