[argyllcms] Re: Getting udev rules to work on Ubuntu 6.06
- From: Graeme Gill <graeme@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 24 Nov 2006 12:47:56 +1100
Neil Woolford wrote:
The key point is that the filename for the .rules file for the device
must start with a number higher than 40. This means that the mode
setting in the udev rule will be processed after rather than before the
system defaults in file 40-permissions.rules. So 39-dtp94.rules will be
overridden by the defaults, 41-dtp94.rules won't be.
Right. Most of the doco recommends the opposite, on the assumption
that the purpose of your new .rules file is to create a specific
device name. I would guess that your approach will only work if the
40-permissions.rules creates a /dev entry for usb devices, in the
form that libusb is looking for (/dev/bus/usb/00M/00N). My system
for instance, has no such rule in the 40-permissions.rules file,
so I suspect your approach wouldn't work since there is nothing
to change the mode of. Perhaps you could identify the rule in
your 40-permissions.rules file that creates the /dev/bus/usb/*
entries ?
Graeme Gill.
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