Sorry for replying a bit late. Some answers.
- I use Opensuse Leap 15.6 (latest version)
- I have a Dialout group and enabled it for my user (via Yast: is easier then via the cli).
- The device is assigned to this group:
Despite that the flatpak version uses something different or is blocked by it's sandbox.
I was able to get the flatpak to work by updating access for the device
(can only be done after connecting the device, otherwise it does not exist).
- As user root do (I never was very much into sudo):
Thanks for all the help! And I hope this helps other people.
PS: It would be much easier if we could load the flatpak via flathub and not via a local file? For some reason the flatpak is not visible into flatseal but luckily I can install via discover (package manager for KDE). I found flatseal as a tool to update settings, but it is not working for this local file as it does not show.
- I use Opensuse Leap 15.6 (latest version)
- I have a Dialout group and enabled it for my user (via Yast: is easier then via the cli).
- The device is assigned to this group:
Code:
user@device:~> ls -l /dev/ttyACM0
crw-rw---- 1 root dialout 166, 0 Feb 4 10:01 /dev/ttyACM0Despite that the flatpak version uses something different or is blocked by it's sandbox.
I was able to get the flatpak to work by updating access for the device
(can only be done after connecting the device, otherwise it does not exist).
- As user root do (I never was very much into sudo):
Code:
chmod 666 /dev/ttyACM0Thanks for all the help! And I hope this helps other people.
PS: It would be much easier if we could load the flatpak via flathub and not via a local file? For some reason the flatpak is not visible into flatseal but luckily I can install via discover (package manager for KDE). I found flatseal as a tool to update settings, but it is not working for this local file as it does not show.
