If ntfs is requesting that data be written to disk and it isn't making it, there is no possible way that udev could be responsible. This would be a kernel or hardware problem in that case.
I say again: udev is a red herring.
If ntfs is requesting that data be written to disk and it isn't making it, there
is no possible way that udev could be responsible. This would be a kernel or
hardware problem in that case.
I say again: udev is a red herring.