Udev Rule no longer works

Question

I wrote a simple udev rule to mount my compact flash card reader to a writeable device node. The rule was working earlier, but seems to have stopped for some reason, I was editing the file before, but now it just contains:

KERNEL=="/dev/sd*", ATTRS{model}=="Compact Flash   ", SYMLINK+="compactflash-%k", MODE=="0666"

The file is called 90-cf-rule.rules and is located in /etc/udev/rules.d. If someone could point out what's wrong I'd be really grateful.

It looks like udevd is still running, and I run udevadm trigger after editing the rules file. I've tried plugging and unplugging the device. I'm also certain that the model matches as I copied and pasted from udevadm info and have had this rule working!

Answer 1

The correct udev filter is:

KERNEL=="sd*", ATTRS{model}=="Compact Flash   ", SYMLINK+="compactflash-%k", MODE=="0666"

ie. The /dev/ is not required in front of the KERNEL argument. I must have put this in while editing the file earlier.