New answers tagged udev
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Ok, I still did not find the solution to the problem of dongle not appearing, but I made progress investigating it and realized I had posted the question in the wrong community: The dongle can be made re-appear without physically plugging it back by explicitly re-enabling it in the host machine's VMWare Fusion USB options. As such, it is VMWare Fusion that ...
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Best solution and what worked better for me is to install adb from ubuntu package. This gives you a community-maintained default set of udev rules for all Android devices.
example:
sudo apt-get install adb
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My workaround for this was to manage it this way:
One udev rule for the USB inserted action.
The scripts coming in the meanwhile mount/umount the drive themselves.
One udev rule for the USB removed action.
USB gets inserted
I execute one script which just saves the device name into a file. I can append any other script in this rule:
ACTION=”add”, KERNEL=”...
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Why: This error is being caused by a combination of things:
1) The command th-cmd --socket /var/run/thd.socket --passfd --udev produces a segfault. This seems to be because triggerhappy hasn't been patched to address a number of issues reported over the last 4 years...
https://github.com/wertarbyte/triggerhappy/issues
2) Unfortunately, the error will ...
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The accepted answer really didn't help me that much. I finally found out a way by probing the idProduct and idVendor if they exist. Here's a shell script
#!/bin/bash
{
cd /sys/bus/usb/devices
for i in *; do
[ -e $i/idProduct ] && echo $(cat $i/idVendor $i/idProduct) $i
done
}
Here's what I get on my system.
$ ./script
0424 2514 1-3
...
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Udev will work only if you pass correct information like below for usb,
KERNEL=="sd*", ATTRS{vendor}=="<Vendor name>", ATTRS{model}=="<Model>", ATTRS{serial}=="<serial>", RUN+="/your script path"
Alternatively,
I could not write complete code since not sure kind of hardware and other details, however check this logic and put in crontab ...
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you could add a wait for the disk to mount
eg:
while ! [ -w /media/abhishek/Hachiko ]
do sleep 1
done
but that requires that you are logged into the GUI when you plug the drive in it's probably better to over-ride the automount and mount the drive explicitly.
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