Automatically mounting USB storage devices under their correct mount points
- From: "K. Jennings" <kjennings@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 2 May 2008 21:00:38 +0200 (CEST)
I have two USB sticks and two USB hard drives connected to a PC.
The USB sticks have been formatted as ext2, whereas the drives have been
formatted as jfs. My question is, how can things be configured so that
each of those drives gets mounted under its correct mount point at boot
time?
If I understand it correctly, the actual SCSI device associated
to each piece of hardware will be selected at boot time, but I do not
understand how that is done, or whether one has any control over it. For
example, USB stick #1 might be associated with /dev/sda in one occasion,
but with /dev/sdb on another. How can one then make sure that USB stick
#1 will always be mounted under (say) /Stick1, stick #2 under /Stick2,
etc.? (For simplicity, I am assuming a single partition in each of the
USB storage devices.)
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