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When you do ls -l /dev/pilot , you should get a long line of info, which ends with /dev/pilot -> /dev/ttyUSB0 (or something similar). The fourth and fifth elements of ...
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- 02-19-2007 #11Linux Engineer
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When you do ls -l /dev/pilot, you should get a long line of info, which ends with /dev/pilot -> /dev/ttyUSB0 (or something similar). The fourth and fifth elements of the line (after a letter or dash, a series of nine [rwx] letters and/or dashes, and a short number) are the user and the group that own the file. So the second "word" is the group.
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- 02-20-2007 #12Just Joined!
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when I type the command to see the /dev/pilot location I get the following information
Code:linux:/home/chacmool # ls -l /dev/pilot total 178 drw------- 2 chacmool root 48 2007-02-18 18:06 . drwxr-xr-x 36 root root 181872 2007-02-19 20:07 .. linux:/home/chacmool #
I was wondering if maybe I am missing something??
well just let me know what you think. I appreciate your help.
- 02-20-2007 #13Linux Engineer
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That's what you get when the Palm Pilot is plugged in and the hot-sync button was just pressed?
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- 02-20-2007 #14Just Joined!
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I believe udev is installed,
I went to YAST (the application manager in SUSE) and saw that udev is infact installed it is version: 053-15.4.
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