Chris Elvidge  wrote:
> Note that if using labels, don't rely on the manufacturer's label. I,
> for instance, have more than one drive originally called "Seagate
> Expansion Drive". If two are plugged in at the same time I get
> mountpoints of "/media/Seagate Expansion Drive" and "/media/Seagate
> Expansion Drive_"

That's the label of the (presumably) FAT/exFAT/NTFS volume.  There isn't a
whole lot Linux can do when you plug in two things with the same volume
label at the same time.  If you retitle one, the conflict will go away.

The solution to this is to set up udev rules that will define what you want
to happen, rather than relying on the default behaviour.

Theo

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