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I am trying to create a udev rule to make a symlink to a usb modem when I plug it in. I expected the link to point to /dev/ttyACM0, however when running ls -l I get the output:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Feb 11 11:28 cellmodem0 -> bus/usb/001/007
Here is the rule I have made:
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTRSidVendor=="1bc7", ATTRSidProduct=="0021", SYMLINK="cellmodem0", MODE="0666"
How do I make this point directly to ttyACM0?
16.04 tty udev symbolic-link modem
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I am trying to create a udev rule to make a symlink to a usb modem when I plug it in. I expected the link to point to /dev/ttyACM0, however when running ls -l I get the output:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Feb 11 11:28 cellmodem0 -> bus/usb/001/007
Here is the rule I have made:
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTRSidVendor=="1bc7", ATTRSidProduct=="0021", SYMLINK="cellmodem0", MODE="0666"
How do I make this point directly to ttyACM0?
16.04 tty udev symbolic-link modem
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I am trying to create a udev rule to make a symlink to a usb modem when I plug it in. I expected the link to point to /dev/ttyACM0, however when running ls -l I get the output:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Feb 11 11:28 cellmodem0 -> bus/usb/001/007
Here is the rule I have made:
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTRSidVendor=="1bc7", ATTRSidProduct=="0021", SYMLINK="cellmodem0", MODE="0666"
How do I make this point directly to ttyACM0?
16.04 tty udev symbolic-link modem
asked 2 days ago
AustinAustin
12
I am trying to create a udev rule to make a symlink to a usb modem when I plug it in. I expected the link to point to /dev/ttyACM0, however when running ls -l I get the output:
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Feb 11 11:28 cellmodem0 -> bus/usb/001/007
Here is the rule I have made:
SUBSYSTEM=="usb", ATTRSidVendor=="1bc7", ATTRSidProduct=="0021", SYMLINK="cellmodem0", MODE="0666"
How do I make this point directly to ttyACM0?
16.04 tty udev symbolic-link modem
16.04 tty udev symbolic-link modem
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I fixed it, SUBSYSTEM should equal "tty". This way it will map it to the tty file.
However, it is pointing to ttyACM3 instead of ACM0 because this devices makes multiple tty nodes, I will ask this question and link that answer here when it is answered.
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I fixed it, SUBSYSTEM should equal "tty". This way it will map it to the tty file.
However, it is pointing to ttyACM3 instead of ACM0 because this devices makes multiple tty nodes, I will ask this question and link that answer here when it is answered.
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I fixed it, SUBSYSTEM should equal "tty". This way it will map it to the tty file.
However, it is pointing to ttyACM3 instead of ACM0 because this devices makes multiple tty nodes, I will ask this question and link that answer here when it is answered.
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I fixed it, SUBSYSTEM should equal "tty". This way it will map it to the tty file.
However, it is pointing to ttyACM3 instead of ACM0 because this devices makes multiple tty nodes, I will ask this question and link that answer here when it is answered.
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I fixed it, SUBSYSTEM should equal "tty". This way it will map it to the tty file.
However, it is pointing to ttyACM3 instead of ACM0 because this devices makes multiple tty nodes, I will ask this question and link that answer here when it is answered.
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