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es:howtos:general_admin:automount_via_udev [2019/02/06 11:10 (UTC)] – creado slackwarespanoles:howtos:general_admin:automount_via_udev [2019/02/07 11:06 (UTC)] slackwarespanol
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-====== Automounting usb drives is udev ====== +<note warning>En proceso de traducción. Victor</note> 
-I've a GoFlexNet that runs Slackware Arm that I like to use as NAS (nice to be able to do software raid with the 2 sata drives). Along with having an array I also wanted to be able to share any usb disk really quickly without having to interact in any way with the appliancethis is what I came up with: +====== Las unidades USB de montaje automático son udev ====== 
 +Tengo una GoFlexNet que ejecuta Slackware Arm que me gusta usar como NAS (es bueno poder hacer una incursión de software con las unidades sata). Junto con tener una matriz, también quería poder compartir cualquier disco USB de manera muy rápida sin tener que interactuar de ninguna manera con el dispositivoesto es lo que se me ocurrió:
 The idea is to use the volume labels to have the usb drive mounted and exported via NFS. Any partition that has no label or that is linux swap will be ignored. Well the umounting upon drive unplug is pointless but it also cleans up the exported filesystems avoiding writes in the parent directory. The idea is to use the volume labels to have the usb drive mounted and exported via NFS. Any partition that has no label or that is linux swap will be ignored. Well the umounting upon drive unplug is pointless but it also cleans up the exported filesystems avoiding writes in the parent directory.
  
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