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PegasusAstro SaddlePowerBox (#1989)
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chrysikos authored Jan 17, 2024
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<driver name="Pegasus FlatMaster">indi_pegasus_flatmaster</driver>
<version>1.2</version>
</device>
<device label="Pegasus SPB" manufacturer="Pegasus Astro">
<driver name="Pegasus SPB">indi_pegasus_spb</driver>
<version>1.2</version>
</device>
<device label="PlaneWave Delta-T" manufacturer="Planewave Instruments">
<driver name="PlaneWave Delta-T">indi_planewave_deltat</driver>
<version>1.1</version>
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target_link_libraries(indi_pegasus_ppba indidriver)
install(TARGETS indi_pegasus_ppba RUNTIME DESTINATION bin)


# ########## Pegasus Saddle Power Box Driver ###############
SET(pegasus_spb_SRC
pegasus_spb.cpp)

add_executable(indi_pegasus_spb ${pegasus_spb_SRC})
target_link_libraries(indi_pegasus_spb indidriver)
install(TARGETS indi_pegasus_spb RUNTIME DESTINATION bin)

# ########## RB Focus Excalibur ###############
SET(Excalibur_SRC
Excalibur.cpp)
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I'm getting a permission error:
Failed to connect to port (/dev/serial/by-id/usb-Espressif_USB_JTAG_serial_debug_unit_40:4C:CA:C8:A7:40-if00). Error: Port failure Error: Permission denied. Try adding your user to the dialout group and restart (sudo adduser $USER dialout)

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I'm going to see if I can add it to rules.d to see if that makes a difference

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@knro knro commented on 9b00c50 Feb 2, 2024

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Thank you, please update us on the rules. What's the VID:PID ?

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303a:1001 Espressif USB JTAG/serial debug unit

I believe that is the one.

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@knro knro commented on 9b00c50 Feb 2, 2024

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Did the udev rules trick work? you're sure there are no other ports on the sytem?

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No, I still have a permissions error. I also reloaded udev rules, gonna check a few things. There isn't already a pegasus.rules file somewhere else? I am in /usr/lib/udev/rules.d

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I even tried adding it to an existing rule to see if I could get it working, still shows permission denied.

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Hmmm looks like it thinks this is a dialout device. Gonna grep all the rules for 303a and see if it's somewhere else.

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Got it, yea it looks like we needed to at my user to the dialout group to get it working. weird.
I will put in a pull request to add the 99-pegasus.rules file

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Where do I add the rule for this? It's just adding vendor 303a to MODE="0666"

And I guess I we would need to test if the add user to dialout group can be resolved as well.

sudo adduser $USER dialout

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@chrysikos Can you offer any help regarding the issue reported above?

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It may be something unique to my ubuntu setup. I will try and setup on my other x86 Ubuntu and see if it happens again.

I don't think it was a rules.d permission setting but something to do with the user not setup to use that sudo adduser $USER dialout.

I couldn't find that vendor id being used as a dialout device. So I am not sure what's going on here.

I will try it on my other system tonight if I can.

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