Udev Rules Linux: Ensure USB (and other) Devices Always Keep Same Port

[@manavendradesai4323]

A much needed video that solved the mystery of udev rules for me!

[@dafoex]

came here looking for help with WebUSB of all things, apparently that needs dhe creation of udev rules, too. really informative, thank you!

[@DEVVAIBHAV]

Thanks a lot for the video. Helped a lot in understanding udev rules.

[@BeltrameJuan]

Thanks for this tutorial, it helps me a lot!

[@linuxdoesmatter5542]

In my particular case all explanations are correct, works for me but in order to apply rules, the command "udevadm control --reload-rules && udevadm trigger" does not work and I have always to reboot. After rebooting rules are applied correctly

[@HebertdoNascimento]

Thank you for your help! Can anyone help me with a question? In a scenario where I have two models for the same type of device, only one of them will always be used, never both together. Can I create two lines by configuring the same Symlink?

[@DAS-jk3mw]

In my yocto hardware, automount is not working from udev rules file. But from command line it is working .Any help is appreciated 🙏🙏

[@jaecheokkim99]

It help me a lot. thank you :)

[@n1mmbus]

Thanks. Very good video!!!

[@janezcernigoj577]

Nice and very helpful video.
I have two Arduinos connected to Pi and would like to know how to reprogram serial number.
Thanks for the help.

[@fabriziosulmare541]

Thanks so much, now i understood! Great!

[@Catiadr]

Thanks, that is exactly what i needed to know.

[@teppatu]

hi, could you tell me what type of power supply you used in the book "Practical Robotics in C++" ? thanks

[@PracticalRobotics]

Hi, I added an answer for you in the description.

[@unoxunox4086]

⭐⭐⭐⭐ Thanks!

[@JackZhang-wh9zu]

Thanks so much, now i understood!