Is it possible to use pendrive as key for Linux system
If you mean to use a pendrive to decrypt and encrypt your harddrive, yes that is possible and actually not that complex. You … Read more
If you mean to use a pendrive to decrypt and encrypt your harddrive, yes that is possible and actually not that complex. You … Read more
How can I debug a udev rule?
This is impossible, unfortunately. All USB connections must be between a host device (e.g. a computer) and a normal USB device (mouse, etc.). … Read more
That C code would not work anyway — fdopen() requires more than one argument and returns a file stream, not a file descriptor. … Read more
For the first sync just use cp -a /mysourcefolder /mytargetfolder rsync only adds overhead when the destination is empty. also.. the -z option … Read more
Some possible reasons and solutions : The USB hub or some ports on it might be flaky. (Does this happen on all ports … Read more
After much reading and testing. I found out that this is related to a recent change in the default Udev rules to set … Read more
Similar to @Jared’s (admittedly “cooler” answer) you can buy a simple USB wall charger for a few dollars. They are cheap, and simple. … Read more
It is likely for the same reason that USB A-to-A cables aren’t common: host devices should always use different connectors than slave devices. … Read more
in case you need to change (like me) ttyACM0 permissions, this are my settings: KERNEL==”ttyACM0″, MODE=”0777″ It failed when I tried to specify … Read more