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I've now managed to get the vr.js experimental usb driver working on linux. I stumbled upon an article which clarifies the difference between the PROGRAM and RUN assignments in udev rules:
I think it suggests that RUN would be a better assignment than PROGRAM for the udev rule contained in 'experimental/usb-driver/hacks/40-oculus.rules'. So the new rule would be:
I've checked this and it still works. It also might be worth pointing out that a user may not have the "plugdev" group on their system (depends on distro). This just needs to be any group that the user who'll be running the usb-driver belongs to.
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I've now managed to get the vr.js experimental usb driver working on linux. I stumbled upon an article which clarifies the difference between the PROGRAM and RUN assignments in udev rules:
http://www.reactivated.net/writing_udev_rules.html#external-run
I think it suggests that RUN would be a better assignment than PROGRAM for the udev rule contained in 'experimental/usb-driver/hacks/40-oculus.rules'. So the new rule would be:
I've checked this and it still works. It also might be worth pointing out that a user may not have the "plugdev" group on their system (depends on distro). This just needs to be any group that the user who'll be running the usb-driver belongs to.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: