Re: Problem with udev rules under etch

[Andy Hawkins <andy@gently.org.uk>]

Hi,

In article <[🔎] 20070423173147.GA1220@localhost>,
           Florian Kulzer<florian.kulzer+debian@icfo.es> wrote:
> I vaguely remember that I also had problems with the "?" wildcard when I
> wanted to create a symlink to partition 1 of my USB harddrive. After
> some trial and error I found this udev rule:
>
> # Lacie 120GB external USB harddrive
> KERNEL=="sd*1", \
>         ATTRS{product}=="Lacie Mobile Drive", \
>         ATTRS{serial}=="DFE10181B7F3", \
>         SYMLINK+="usb-flo2"
>
> The two ATTRS tests make sure that it is the correct device and the
> KERNEL=="sd*1" specification pins down the partition. That is not really
> a pretty solution but it has always worked for me. Maybe you can use a
> similar approach.

Just tried this, no joy:

KERNEL="sd*4", \
#       SUBSYSTEMS=="scsi", \
        ATTRS{model}=="ZIP 100", \
        NAME="%k", \
        SYMLINK+="zip"

I tried it with and without the 'SUBSYSTEMS' line commented.

Any other ideas?

Andy