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im not able to write into some of the sysfs from user space. It says "permission denied"
In kernel , the permission has been set to "644", But when i ...
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- 09-21-2012 #1Just Joined!
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Permission for sysfs entries
im not able to write into some of the sysfs from user space. It says "permission denied"
In kernel , the permission has been set to "644", But when i try to modify the sysfs from HAL layer , i get a permission issue. How do i solve this?
- 09-22-2012 #2Linux Guru
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Are you trying to do this as a normal user, or as root? You have to be root to do this.
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