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I did a new install with Ubuntu 22.04 and followed the guide (with the addition of installing git) and my card show up in /dev/ but when trying to set parameters with echo 1 >/sys/class/cxadc/cxadc0/device/parameters/vmux or sudo echo 1 >/sys/class/cxadc/cxadc0/device/parameters/vmux for example I get a permission denied message. Is this simply some kind of Linux issue?
I can however edit it with nano and the values show up correctly in cxvalues. But since I plan to use a system with clockgen modded set of cards, I would like to have this option.
Ubuntu 20.04 behaved in the same way
The last test was done with a brand new white card. Card is completely unmodified and confirmed working under Windows in the same system.
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I found the problem myself and thought that this might be useful for other people who are Linux "users" like me:
My user was not able to write these values. Not with sudo - not with sudo usermod -a -G video YourUbuntuUserName either. I had to connect as root and then it worked.
I did a new install with Ubuntu 22.04 and followed the guide (with the addition of installing git) and my card show up in /dev/ but when trying to set parameters with echo 1 >/sys/class/cxadc/cxadc0/device/parameters/vmux or sudo echo 1 >/sys/class/cxadc/cxadc0/device/parameters/vmux for example I get a permission denied message. Is this simply some kind of Linux issue?
I can however edit it with nano and the values show up correctly in cxvalues. But since I plan to use a system with clockgen modded set of cards, I would like to have this option.
Ubuntu 20.04 behaved in the same way
The last test was done with a brand new white card. Card is completely unmodified and confirmed working under Windows in the same system.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: