Udev is hard to debug.  The virgin environment during system boot always deviates at least a little from the environment during a later re-run.Thus, Im trying to write udev-rules with the understanding of udev instead of trial-and-error.One big problem is: Which udev-attributes are available during hot-/cold-plug?The confusion comes from these two commands:udevadm test /sys/class/net/wlx801f024ddc32udevadm info --attribute-walk --path=/sys/class/net/wlx801f024ddc32Both, for example, list SUBSYSTEM, which I know is available for udev-rules. But only the former has DEVTYPE (at least for wlan devices), while only the latter has KERNEL.I actually need DEVTYPE (being wlan) during boot, but it seems not available when the rules kick in...
Which udev-attributes are really available during hot-/cold-plug?
linux;udev;wlan