Is it possible to force the flash drive during installation to always be mounted the same way in CentOS6?

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Solines2015-08-06 10:26:31

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Solines, 2015-08-06 10:26:31

Is it possible to force the flash drive during installation to always be mounted the same way in CentOS6?

When installing CentOS on machines with SSD, the installation flash drive is mounted either as sda or as sdb (even before loading the initrd image, as far as I understand, because the path can already be specified in syslinux.cfg as sda or sdb). Whether it is possible to force it to be mounted always equally?

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Yes, dig towards udev rules.

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