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Insufficient USB Permissions #135

Closed Crsarmv7l closed 1 year ago

Crsarmv7l commented 1 year ago

Hi,

I recently got a YS1, set everything up, updated the FW on the YS1, added the udev rules, and $USER is a member of dialout, but I still get 

Error in resetup():USBError(13, 'Access denied (insufficient permissions)')

I have done this on two different computers, with two different distros (debian and arch)

YS1 works fine with sudo, but the error is bugging me

Crsarmv7l commented 1 year ago

you tried using root account?

Did you read what I wrote?

YS1 works fine with sudo, but the error is bugging me

atlas0fd00m commented 1 year ago

that's an odd one. the udev rules should be sufficient, if you've either rebooted or run udevadn control -R as root since installing the udev rules (correctly).

any other interesting things? what versions of arch and debian?

Crsarmv7l commented 1 year ago

Normal stable debian, and Manjaro. There is a commonality; I am running Gnome DE on both.

Crsarmv7l commented 1 year ago

that's an odd one. the udev rules should be sufficient, if you've either rebooted or run udevadn control -R as root since installing the udev rules (correctly).

any other interesting things? what versions of arch and debian?

Don't know what is going on with debian right now, but I have arch working. I decided to actually look at the udev rules more closely and lets just say I am an idiot 🤣 , of course it wouldn't work! It was looking for GROUP="dialout". Arch doesn't have dialout, it has uucp.

Changed it, reloaded the udev rules, and I did have some odd behavior but it is working without sudo