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> And yes, I probably can force UDEV to stop creating /dev/sda[0-9]*
> devices, but this is not the right solution I think. These config files
> are managed by my distribution and are complicated. I do not want to have
> to merge them with updates every time new UDEV is released. Besides I want
> to disable kernel partition discovery just for this device. This will be
> ugly excaption.

You can just place a file in /etc/udev/rules.d; your distribution may
have files (50-udev.rules) in there already, but if you create a file
which is lexically before them (10-local.rules), rules in it will take
precedence -- well, be parsed first -- and your distribution should
not overwrite your file.
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