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How to make udev rule file for mounting an USB

This video describes the process involved in making a rule file for mounting the USB device. The USB device when connected to your host machine usually is seen in their default folders such as media or something else, by making a rule file whenever the particular USB device is connected to the machine or device all the contents of the USB will be visible in the folder you have decided to see in. Note: The demo is illustrated on Beagle Bone AI (2019). Since we don't want to dump any file neither we want to create a system check thus in the fstab file we have included 0 0 at the end of the line. ** EDIT (04/08/2020): Please note that the only problem with this method is that the SD Card is connected to the BB for Debian purpose may get corrupted and will not function on the next boot. The same goes for eMMC on the BB (if SD card Not present). The solution to this is that once performed this procedure one may have to format the SD Card and flash the required OS to the eMMC