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udevadm [2018/04/09 02:04]
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 ====== udevadm ====== ====== udevadm ======
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 +  * [[udev]]
  
 You can use udevadm to see the variables set by udev for a device. This is helpful if you want to get information about the device, based on whether it has a DVD or a CD in there, for example. You can use udevadm to see the variables set by udev for a device. This is helpful if you want to get information about the device, based on whether it has a DVD or a CD in there, for example.
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 SUBSYSTEM=="​block",​ ENV{ID_MODEL}=="​ATAPI_iHOS104",​ ENV{ID_REVISION}=="​WL0D",​ SYMLINK+="​dvd",​ ENV{GENERATED}="​1"​ SUBSYSTEM=="​block",​ ENV{ID_MODEL}=="​ATAPI_iHOS104",​ ENV{ID_REVISION}=="​WL0D",​ SYMLINK+="​dvd",​ ENV{GENERATED}="​1"​
 SUBSYSTEM=="​block",​ ENV{ID_MODEL}=="​ATAPI_iHOS104",​ ENV{ID_CDROM_MEDIA_DVD}=="​1",​ ENV{ID_CDROM_MEDIA_STATE}=="​complete",​ RUN+="/​usr/​local/​bin/​onevent.trayclose"​ SUBSYSTEM=="​block",​ ENV{ID_MODEL}=="​ATAPI_iHOS104",​ ENV{ID_CDROM_MEDIA_DVD}=="​1",​ ENV{ID_CDROM_MEDIA_STATE}=="​complete",​ RUN+="/​usr/​local/​bin/​onevent.trayclose"​
 +</​code>​
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 +For completion'​s sake, here's ''​onevent.trayclose'':​
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 +<​code>​
 +#!/bin/bash
 +mount -o ro -t udf $DEVNAME &> /dev/null
 +if [[ -z "​$ID_FS_LABEL"​ ]]; then ID_FS_LABEL=$(busybox volname $DEVNAME); fi
 +echo "/​usr/​bin/​sudo -u steve /​home/​steve/​Videos/​Rip-o-Matic/​spincycle $DEVNAME $ID_FS_LABEL"​ | at now
 </​code>​ </​code>​

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