Matthew Palmer wrote:
> Have you verified that the session attempting to access the device has the
> permissions? I've seen this sort of problem when I've logged in, tried,
> failed due to EPERM, added myself to the group in /etc/group, then tried
> again and it still failed. Turns out that your user only gets groups when
> it logs in, rather than a dynamic lookup, so you need to logout/login for
> the changes to really take effect.
>
> Might *not* be your situation, but I figure it's worth mentioning, just in
> case.
I should have mentioned in the original question that I was aware of this
issue and have indeed logged out and even rebooted the machine :-).
Cheers,
Erik
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>From Time magazine, "Numbers" section:
$5 million: Estimated annual cost for a 10-year program that
would identify large asteroids most threatening
to earth.
$75 million: Budget for "Deep Impact", a film about the
devastation caused when a comet hits earth.
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