-grml-udev-config for Debian
----------------------------
-
-grml.rules
-==========
-A custom rule file /etc/udev/z30_grml.rules is installed by the grml udev
-package. This file contains a udev rule to map USB-Pendrives (or USB-Sticks) to
-the /dev/external* device nodes (or symlinks respectively). This allows us to
-easily mount USB-Sticks on a grml System and you don't risk to accidentialy
-overwrite your SCSI/S-ATA disk.
-Note: These rules are deprecated in favour of the grml_usbdev rules mentioned
-below. Nevertheless this way of accessing USB-Pendrives is retained for
-backwards compatibility reasons.
-
-grml_usbdev.rules
-=================
-The rule file /etc/udev/z31_grml_usbdev.rules is installed. The rules contained
-in there allow simple access to USB devices like pendrives upon plugging them
-in. You'll get according symlinks in /dev (prefixed with 'usb-'), entries in
-/etc/fstab (via rebuildfstab) and directories in /mnt according to available
-labeled filesystems for free. On removal of the usb device the symlinks and
-usb*-directories in /mnt will automatically vanish.
-
-To prevent udev from automatically creating the directories and fstab entries
-please rename the rules file by executing:
-
- mv z31_grml_usbdev.rules \#z31_grml_usbdev.rules
-
-inside the directory /etc/udev/rules.d
-
-Persistent network interfaces
-=============================
-Don't run write_net_rules on any occasion, it's evil on a Live-CD. The script is
-still shipped and can be enabled manually to get persistent network interfaces
-across reboots (e.g. after a hd-install). Just execute
-
- mv \#75_persistent-net-generator.rules 75_persistent-net-generator.rules
-
-in /etc/udev/rules.d and reload the udev rules with 'udevcontrol reload_rules'
-(as root)
-
-Or better just see 'grml-tips udev' for other ways to get persistent network
-interfaces.
-
-SELinux support
-===============
-The udev version on grml is built without support for SELinux.
-
-Various
-=======
-The generation of the udeb package has been disabled in debian/rules (by
-removing BUILD_UDEB := 1) as this is not needed on grml. Some grml specific
-functions have been added to the init script and to the maintainer scripts.
-
-hg repository
-==============
-Since version 0.103-0grml1 this package is maintained in the grml hg repository
-at http://hg.grml.org/udev. The version in the git repository at
-http://git.distanz.ch is not maintained anymore.
+grml-udev-config for Debian - Documentation of provided rules
+-------------------------------------------------------------
- -- Michael Prokop <mika@grml.org> Fri, 13 Nov 2009 12:02:41 +0100
+/lib/udev/rules.d/01-grml-forensic.rules
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+Mark new block devices as readonly when booting with kernel command line
+option read-only (boot menu entry forensic/readonly).
+
+/lib/udev/rules.d/60-grml-external.rules
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+Udev rule to map USB pendrives/sticks to /dev/external* device nodes (or
+symlinks respectively).
+
+Note: This rule is deprecated in favour of the grml-usbdev rules file mentioned
+below. Nevertheless this way of accessing devices is retained for backwards
+compatibility reasons.
+
+/lib/udev/rules.d/60-grml-usbdev.rules
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+This udev rule allows simple access to USB devices like pendrives upon plugging
+them in. You'll get according symlinks in /dev (prefixed with 'usb-'), entries
+in /etc/fstab (via rebuildfstab) and directories in /media according to available
+labeled filesystems for free. On removal of the USB device the symlinks and
+usb*-directories in /media will automatically vanish.
+/lib/udev/rules.d/85-brltty.rules
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+Automatically start brltty if a supported USB device gets attached.
+
+/lib/udev/rules.d/89-grml-dm.rules
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+Add watch option for dm devices to get change notification if device changes.
+
+/lib/udev/rules.d/90-grml-blockdevices.rules
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+This script triggers the /usr/sbin/rebuildfstab script for updating /etc/fstab
+and /media/* when block devices are added or removed from the system.
+
+ -- Michael Prokop <mika@grml.org> Fri, 13 Nov 2009 12:02:41 +0100
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