Closed lgrant-cdg closed 2 months ago
Thanks! I'll try these out on a VM shortly and add it to the repo.
Added and verified it works on FreeBSD 14.1. Thanks so much!
Hi, Tod,
Thank you! Although I have set up several FreeBSD systems, I do not consider myself a FreeBSD expert, and every time, I have to figure out how devd rules work again. Having them added will save me from re-educating myself each time.
Best regards,
Lynn
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Added and verified it works on FreeBSD 14.1. Thanks so much!
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A set of udev rules are supplied for making the Blink(1) device available to non-root users on Linux systems.
FreeBSD does not use udev, but instead uses devd rules, which have a completely different format.
Here is an example of the rules for FreeBSD:
blink1.conf
notify 51 { match "system" "USB"; match "subsystem" "DEVICE"; match "type" "ATTACH"; match "vendor" "0x27b8"; match "product" "0x01ed"; action "chmod 666 /dev/$cdev";
The file goes in the /usr/local/etc/devd directory, and you should do a "service devd restart" and unplug/replug your Blink(1) device.