== Plug and Play ==
 
== Plug and Play ==
If a USB device is attached in one of the above ays, it will not be plug and play. Remove and plugin the USB device, and you may have to type the attach statement again.
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If a USB device is attached in one of the above ways, it will not be plug and play. Remove and plugin the USB device again, and you may have to type the attach statement again.
    
=== Events ===
 
=== Events ===
 
We do not want the host to grab random external disks for itself. So the ones for the host itself must also be part of this system.
 
We do not want the host to grab random external disks for itself. So the ones for the host itself must also be part of this system.
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The host uses autofs for dynamic mounting of external disks. If there is a definition for mount "backup" in autofs, then if anyone touches /mnt/mydisks/backup, autofs will try to mount the external  disk to /mnt/mydisks/backup. After a while of disuse it will be automatically unmounted.
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The host uses [[Linux/Services/Automount|autofs]] for dynamic mounting of external disks. If there is a definition for mount "backup" in autofs, then if anyone touches /mnt/mydisks/backup, autofs will try to mount the external  disk to /mnt/mydisks/backup. After a while of disuse it will be automatically unmounted.
    
In the list we need to write a line <serial id without prefix>  <autofs mount point>.
 
In the list we need to write a line <serial id without prefix>  <autofs mount point>.
 
# the serial number or autofs mount point
 
# the serial number or autofs mount point
 
  #!/bin/sh<br>
 
  #!/bin/sh<br>