Thqnks for the answer
On 5/31/19 5:40 PM, 'awokd' via qubes-users wrote:
jerome moliere:
- from time to time , USB devices are not seen ( USB keys, hard
drives or Freedom NXP KL46Z evaluation boards)
- sometimes I can access the device but once mounted inside the
domain (embedded-dev domain running stretch) nothing happens , to
pseudo device /dev/ttyACM0 to access it
==> In such case I am supposed to add an udev rule but where ? In my
domain I guess? dom0 should be left as is...
You could be right, but where are you reading that?
In a standard Linux box I put some udev rule to be able to see the board
appears as a pseudo device attached on /dev/ttyACM0
You can find here a blog entry dealing with the KL25Z the small sister
from my board...(they are mostly the same)
I should add that graphical tooling does not work nicely for me:
- Copy/Paste between domains does not work
Are you doing in source domain ctrl-c -> shift-ctrl-c -> in dest
domain shift-ctrl-v -> ctrl-v?
Yes right, I have discovered that shift ctrl c was not properly
propagated so I remapped it to Meta V ...
But now copy does nothing.... The CLI method works ...
- USB device mounting does not work
qvm-usb in dom0's terminal is most reliable, but some USB devices
don't like being remapped. If you can give up some protection and have
a USB controller to spare, try attaching it directly to your dev domain.
Do you mean attaching the USB controller directly ?
I can have a try why not?
I have 3 USB ports on this machine so no problem..
Thanks for the help
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