I had the same idea. ( KERNEL=="hidraw*", ATTRS{idVendor}=="03c3", ATTRS{idProduct}=="1f01", MODE="0666" )
So I tried the KERNEL rule without user, then adding myself to the users group, then changing the GROUP="users" parameter to my primary group.
Non of that worked on two Kubuntu systems. I have not tried on Rasbian yet, but might get the chance on saturday. When I'm at my obsy I will try on my Odroid with Lubuntu too. Thats my imaging server.
The ACTION=="add" rule does not name a group, so that should be fine.
I guess this must be the rule....
try this and report please, and I will add it to the repo
ACTION=="add", ATTRS{idVendor}=="03c3", ATTRS{idProduct}=="1f01", GROUP="users", MODE="0666"
Still works (Kubuntu).
May I ask what the importance of the GROUP="users" is for? 0666 is (6 = 4 + 2 [r+w]), so owner rw, group rw, everyone rw? Should not make a difference?
//Edit: To require a user to be member of users to have access to device it should be 0660
Both of these rules work on my pi 3 Raspbian GNU/Linux 8, Kernel 4.438-v7+
My indiserver is
indiserver -v
2017-01-06T07:29:10: startup: indiserver -v
Usage: indiserver [options] driver [driver ...]
Purpose: server for local and remote INDI drivers
INDI Library: 1.3.1
Code $Rev$. Protocol 1.7.
...
I can use the wheel with
$ indiserver -v indi_asi_wheel
as my ordinary user without sudo
Hi guys!
I am taking the advantage of this issue to ask you something related to this argument.
I'd like to buy a zwo mini wheel, but I don't understand if it is recognized by ekos. I proudly use ekos with a Macbook pro in which the kstars app is installed locally (i do not connect remotely).
Can you give me info before I buy the wheel?
Thank you in advance!