Open mhrahmani opened 8 years ago
Figured that I would add my issue to the right location. I am also receiving a "no devices found" error. I have checked to see if hidapi was installed and it is.
@nh2, You said that I should check the udev rules and see if they are installed. As I am new to this, how does one check udev rules on Windows? I see the emotiv-epoc rules in ./hemokit-master/udev/emotiv-epoc.rules. However, I am not sure how to verify if they are infact installed. Thank you for your quick response earlier.
Please see #11.
Try if you can use (on Linux) hemokit-dump --from-file /dev/hidrawN --serial SN....yourserial
where N
is the device number of your headset.
This should work even if your device has a USB ID unknown to Hemokit and thus automatic detection fails.
how does one check udev rules on Windows
@LadyTech udev
is a device framework on Linux, it doesn't exist on Windows, nor do you need to put udev files in place there.
Please tell me the USB vendor and device IDs of the headset.
This will likely be fixed with commit https://github.com/nh2/hemokit/commit/3ca11ae836218f0109eb5b5215c5c1033827de47 (I assume you have that device ID)
so this error states that no devices were found and quits (which would be nice to have a little delay before jumping out ;) ) should i uninstall the original drivers? or am i missing something bigger here?