-A common complication with USB camera devices is that they usually identify themselves as a disk with a single partition, in this case <em>/dev/sdb</em> with <em>/dev/sdb1</em>. The sdb node is useless to me, but sdb1 is interesting - this is the one I want to mount. There is a problem here that because sysfs is chained, the useful attributes which udevinfo produces for /dev/sdb1 are identical to the ones for /dev/sdb. This results in your rule potentially matching <u>both</u> the raw disk and the partition, which is not what you want, your rule should be <b>specific</b>.
+A common complication with USB camera devices is that they usually identify themselves as a disk with a single partition, in this case <em>/dev/sdb</em> with <em>/dev/sdb1</em>. The sdb node is useless to me, but sdb1 is interesting - this is the one I want to mount. There is a problem here that because sysfs is chained, the useful attributes which udevadm info produces for /dev/sdb1 are identical to the ones for /dev/sdb. This results in your rule potentially matching <u>both</u> the raw disk and the partition, which is not what you want, your rule should be <b>specific</b>.