"USB" ISO sets / apt-cdrom USB counterpart?
john faulk <[email protected]>
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Good evening/morning everyone, I find myself in a thought: as USB media becomes cheaper and cheaper, more so than even Blu-Ray discs or especially DVDs, why not a full USB set, for 16 or 32GB flash drives? Or at the very least, more automated support for people who need to use flash drives with apt-cdrom, rather than having to constantly go back-and-forth between consoles to mount and unmount them manually. My thought is hypothetically, some udev rule or other such config could be use to auto-detect such a thing on a USB and auto-mount it to something like /media/usb (instead of cdrom). T'was just a passing thought. -John