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Hi,

The above is a nifty feature of (dare I say it!) XP!, and one I would
really like my new Redhat 9 box to have. How do I do it? (it's absolutely
essential for the little USB pendrives that are so popular now).

THanks for your help,


Schewdent.

On Fri, 30 Jul 2004 22:12:51 +0000, Schewdent wrote:

> Hi,
>
> The above is a nifty feature of (dare I say it!) XP!, and one I would
> really like my new Redhat 9 box to have. How do I do it? (it's
> absolutely essential for the little USB pendrives that are so popular
> now).
>
> THanks for your help,

tried hotplug ?

>
> Schewdent.

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Schewdent wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The above is a nifty feature of (dare I say it!) XP!, and one I would
> really like my new Redhat 9 box to have. How do I do it? (it's absolutely
> essential for the little USB pendrives that are so popular now).

kudzu runs at boot to handle adding new cards, etc.
hotplug handles pluggable devices.