Won't connect to device on Fedora

[Craig-StJean]

I assume the issue is that I'm on Fedora as I've tried different browsers but I can't connect to my cc2.

This won't give me a device:

await navigator.serial.requestPort({ filters: { usbProductId: 0x8253, usbVendorId: 0x303a }});

If I call it without a filter and select my device manually then call .getInfo() on the SerialPort object it just gives me an empty object.

In my terminal when I use lsusb I get the following as one of the entries, so it is connected to my device correctly:

Bus 001 Device 002: ID 303a:8253 CharaChorder CharaChorder Two S3

[Theaninova]

That's very odd... I have a bug on NixOS where I have to wait ~30s or so before I can connect my device, but this sounds like something different.

await navigator.serial.requestPort({ filters: [{ usbProductId: 0x8253, usbVendorId: 0x303a }]});

This (you forgot the array) pops up my CC2 as expected. Have you gone through the permission steps that are required on Linux?

I really need to add these back, I forgot about those during a recent redesign

[jdestgermain]

This (you forgot the array) pops up my CC2 as expected. Have you gone through the permission steps that are required on Linux?

Agreed, @Craig-StJean have you checked out and made sure to follow https://docs.charachorder.com/Device%20Manager.html#linux-serial-port-access ?

[Craig-StJean]

That's very odd... I have a bug on NixOS where I have to wait ~30s or so before I can connect my device, but this sounds like something different.

await navigator.serial.requestPort({ filters: [{ usbProductId: 0x8253, usbVendorId: 0x303a }]});
This (you forgot the array) pops up my CC2 as expected. Have you gone through the permission steps that are required on Linux?

I really need to add these back, I forgot about those during a recent redesign

Whoops, yes, I made it an array when I was testing it, just missed that typing it out here.

This (you forgot the array) pops up my CC2 as expected. Have you gone through the permission steps that are required on Linux?

Agreed, @Craig-StJean have you checked out and made sure to follow https://docs.charachorder.com/Device%20Manager.html#linux-serial-port-access ?

Yes, I found that before and went through it. My device is ttyACM0 and the group is dialout and everything seems to be in order with permissions.

I have an old laptop running Mint I'll take out of storage later today and try it with. Maybe it'll work better on that...

[Craig-StJean]

That's very odd... I have a bug on NixOS where I have to wait ~30s or so before I can connect my device, but this sounds like something different.

await navigator.serial.requestPort({ filters: [{ usbProductId: 0x8253, usbVendorId: 0x303a }]});
This (you forgot the array) pops up my CC2 as expected. Have you gone through the permission steps that are required on Linux?

I really need to add these back, I forgot about those during a recent redesign

Whoops, yes, I made it an array when I was testing it, just missed that typing it out here.

This (you forgot the array) pops up my CC2 as expected. Have you gone through the permission steps that are required on Linux?

Agreed, @Craig-StJean have you checked out and made sure to follow https://docs.charachorder.com/Device%20Manager.html#linux-serial-port-access ?

Yes, I found that before and went through it. My device is ttyACM0 and the group is dialout and everything seems to be in order with permissions.

I have an old laptop running Mint I'll take out of storage later today and try it with. Maybe it'll work better on that...

[Craig-StJean]

I don't know why, but it seems to be connecting now 😅
Thank you for your help and patience!