Simon Welch wrote:
> The problem was due to the /dev/ttyACM0 device that was created when the
> mobile was connected via USB not having rw access for other user. Is there
> a way to make these permissions persistent on a reboot or disconnection
> of a
> hot plug device?
>
Hi,
Are you using udev? You should be able to write a rule using OWNER=,
GROUP=, & MODE= for that device, I think something like:
KERNEL=="ttyACM*", NAME="%k", OWNER="whoever", GROUP="whatever", MODE="660"
check out $ man udev
- Josh
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