Yeah, but I wrote the device driver to check who was accessing and deny non-root users.
Neale -----Original Message----- Well, technically, hcp doesn't care if you're root. It uses some device nodes in /dev to communicate with CP. If those are writable by the user, he can issue commands via hcp. So your best bet is to protect: cpcmd -> cpint8 cpint0 cpint220 cpint8 cpmon -> cpint220
