device insertionremoval

When working with Linux, understanding how your system interacts with connected devices—particularly USB devices—can be crucial for both system administrators and enthusiasts. One powerful tool in the Linux toolkit is udevadm, which can be used to monitor and manage device events. Let's dive into how you can use udevadm monitor to detect USB devices as they are inserted or removed from your system. Q: What does udevadm do in Linux? A: udevadm stands for "udev administration" and is a utility to manage and debug the udev device manager daemon's actions.