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udev is the system the Ubuntu, among other linux based systems use to manage devices and the aliases the user uses to access those devices.
 
udev rules allow developers and users to give meaningful names to these aliases.
 
  
 
A tutorial on writing a udev rule to name a device can be found here:
 
A tutorial on writing a udev rule to name a device can be found here:
  
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Latest revision as of 21:01, 5 February 2020


Introduction

udev is the system that Ubuntu, among other Linux-based systems, uses to manage devices and the aliases the user uses to access those devices.

udev rules allow developers and users to give meaningful names to these aliases.


A tutorial on writing a udev rule to name a device can be found here:

File:How to write udev rules - Hack a Day.pdf