@vorlon this is the same user that already is in `sudo` & `lxd` groups, thus they can do that anyway.
To use the real UART rx/tx pins one has to disable bluetooth and use /dev/ttyAMA0
For gpio pins, I see that some use group `gpio` and then mark /dev/gpiomem to be owned by gpio group.
We should be able to create a new groupname and use that one, as long as the udev rule for it has the matching group.
Dave, is this to access ttyAMA0 or to access something else? i2c, gpiomem, etc?
@vorlon this is the same user that already is in `sudo` & `lxd` groups, thus they can do that anyway.
To use the real UART rx/tx pins one has to disable bluetooth and use /dev/ttyAMA0
For gpio pins, I see that some use group `gpio` and then mark /dev/gpiomem to be owned by gpio group.
We should be able to create a new groupname and use that one, as long as the udev rule for it has the matching group.
Dave, is this to access ttyAMA0 or to access something else? i2c, gpiomem, etc?