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thank you osprey. Interesting approach, but the reason why I use lsblk is that I want to read the label of the USB stick. Also, I can't find the "physical_location" directory. [14576.180432] usb 3-14: USB disconnect, device number 47 [14594.508263] usb 3-14: new high-speed USB device number...

You are right. The problem was really this one USB stick that I used for testing. It works much faster with other sticks. Thanks for the tip.

thanks CaffeineAddict for the hint Unfortunately this has not changed anything. lsblk needs approx. 7 seconds with or without usbreset

Hello forum, I am using kern.log and lsblk to determine which USB stick (label) is plugged into which USB port. I use "lsblk -J -o KNAME,PKNAME,LABEL,SERIAL" for this. On my previous computer (Raspi) the whole thing worked quite quickly. But now I have switched to a faster x86 computer with...