Re: usb_set_configuration not permitted

Well, that suggestion worked. I haven't tested whether I have to 
umount/mount after I restart, but at least I can access it with a normal 
user now. This has implications for all my USB devices, though, right? (Not 
that it matters, since this is a single user desktop, but it seems like 
there would be a more robust solution)

Thanks again,
Arnab

>From: Oliver Eichler <[email protected]>
>Reply-To: [email protected]
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: [libnjb-users] usb_set_configuration not permitted
>Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2005 17:37:30 +0200
>
>Am Montag, 10. Oktober 2005 08:50 schrieb Arnab Chowdry:
> >
> > I guess the question is, what permission problems should I be looking 
>at?
> > It can't be the permissions on the device (/dev/usb*) itself, since
> > manually editing those doesn't solve the problem. I've even tried to use
> > resmgr to "add" the device manually, after it has been detected. Nothing
> > seems to give my user permission.
>
>I bypassed this problem by editing /etc/fstab. Add 'devmode=0666' to the 
>usbfs
>entry. However this is not read during the boot process. I have to manually
>umount / mount usbfs after boot.  I tried to add "-o devmode=0666"
>to /etc/init.d/kbd with no success. Don't know why.
>
>Oliver
>
>
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