set but DEVNAME is, use DEVNAME
3) allow specified device to be either a regular file or a character device
--Brandon Williams
#!/bin/sh
# Lifts a plugged in nomad jukebox to user space and
# optionally runs a client program.
# Written by Linus Walleij 2004, based on the "usbcam"
# scrip
Upon further reflection (OK, I just didn't think clearly enough
before), I think that it's fairly easy to do the same thing that the
libnjb folks appear to do for FedoraCore. `who | awk '$2 == ":0" {
print $1 }'` will give the name of the user currently logged in to
local X server 0, which is roug
Package: libnjb0
Version: 1.2-2
Followup-For: Bug #295944
I provided an incorrect local solution in my previous bug report. Here
is a more complete/correct description of what I did:
0. apt-get install libnjb0 libusb-dev
1. download up-to-date libnjb source
2. ./configure
3. change
Package: libnjb0
Version: 1.2-2
Severity: important
The libnjb source provides a script, hotplug.sh, which will check for an
existing hotplug configuration and update the config so that permissions
on the appropriate file under /proc/bus/usb/ allow the currently logged
in user to access the Nomad
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