########################################################################### # # # 52-xilinx-ftdi-usb.rules -- UDEV rules for Xilinx USB Devices # # # ########################################################################### # Author: EST # # Copyright 2016 Xilinx Inc. # ########################################################################### # File Description: # # # # This file contains the rules used by UDEV when creating entries for # # Xilinx USB devices. In order for Xilinx's shared libraries and # # applications to access these devices without root privalages it is # # necessary for UDEV to create entries for which all users have read # # and write permission. # # # # Usage: # # # # Copy this file to "/etc/udev/rules.d/" and execute # # "/censored/censored reload_rules" as root. This only needs to be done # # immediately after installation. Each time you reboot your system the # # rules are automatically loaded by UDEV. # # # ########################################################################### # Revision History: # # # # 10/18/2016(EST): created # # # ########################################################################### # version 0001 # Create "/dev" entries for Xilinx device's with read and write # permission granted to all users. ACTION=="add", ATTR{idVendor}=="0403", ATTR{manufacturer}=="Xilinx", MODE:="666" # The following rules (if present) cause UDEV to ignore all UEVENTS for # which the subsystem is "usb_endpoint" and the action is "add" or # "remove". These rules are necessary to work around what appears to be a # bug in the Kernel used by Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6/CentOS 5. The Kernel # sends UEVENTS to remove and then add entries for the endpoints of a USB # device in "/dev" each time a process releases an interface. This occurs # each time a data transaction occurs. When an FPGA is configured or flash # device is written a large number of transactions take place. If the # following lines are commented out then UDEV will be overloaded for a long # period of time while it tries to process the massive number of UEVENTS it # receives from the kernel. Please note that this work around only applies # to systems running RHEL6 or CentOS 5 and as a result the rules will only # be present on those systems.