Device nodes in /dev are created directly by the kernel. If they're
missing, that most likely means you don't have the *kernel drivers*
(modules) for that type of USB device – e.g. because you're still running
kernel 6.12.x so it is trying to load 'USB storage' modules from
/lib/modules/6.12.x, but
Hi,
I am on Arch Linux and strangely after updating e.g. the kernel, device
nodes (/dev/sdb1, etc.) for removable devices such as usb disks are no
longer created when I plug in the disk. If I reboot, they are created again.
Is there a systemd command I can run after upgrading, so the device nodes
On Tue, Feb 18, 2025 at 10:02 PM Thomas Köller wrote:
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> My host is on a dynamic IP address (IPv4 only), which it receives via
> DHCP from my provider. So far, I have been using ISC dhclient for this,
> the network interface being marked as unmanaged in its .network file.
> But since dhclient isn
On 2025-02-20 Mantas Mikulėnas wrote:
> Device nodes in /dev are created directly by the kernel. If they're
> missing, that most likely means you don't have the *kernel drivers*
> (modules) for that type of USB device – e.g. because you're still running
> kernel 6.12.x so it is trying to load 'USB
