Re: add/remove actions for usb devices

[jjluza <jjluza@yahoo.fr>]

Le dimanche 28 Mars 2004 16:58, vous avez écrit :
>
> The script is called for every device node udev has created.
> You get one event for the main device and one for the partition.
> I expect, that you need to look at DEVPATH to catch the
> "partition call" only.
>
> Kay



Ok, it works with this script (with the same name and in the same place) :

> #!/bin/bash
> 
> case $DEVPATH in
> /block/sd?/sd?1)
> 
> 	case $ACTION in
> 	add)
> 		mount -t vfat -o sync /dev/usbst1 /mnt/usbst
> 		;;
> 	remove)
> 		umount /mnt/usbst
> 		;;
> 	esac
> esac

Thanks for your tip.

Now, I have still a problem, I just notice (as it is said in the manpage of 
mount) that I can't use "-o sync" with "-t vfat". I get no error, but the 
behaviour is like it is not mounted with sync option (I even got a awfull 
kernel oops).
Is there a workaround since usb stick need to use vfat and only vfat fs ? I 
would like to stop using supermount with my usb stick, if it's possible. 
Sorry if it's not udev related, maybe you know someone I can ask about that ?


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