Eric Christensen

Ah ha! Thanks for pointing that out (my brain is Dorian-focused). So, I fixed this by doing a: $ sudo setfacl -m g:lock:rwx /run/lock/ which yielded: $ getfacl /run/lock/ getfacl: Removing leading '/' from absolute path names # file: run/lock/` # owner: root # group: root user::rwx group::r-x group:lock:rwx mask::rwx other::r-x After restarting YAAC everything seemed to just work! Thanks for your insight!

Doh! I meant to mention that I'm running Fedora 30 (the latest version). The version of rxtx I installed is: rxtx.x86_64 2.2-0.24.20100211.fc30 so... 2010? Ouch. But, if the documentation is correct, I shouldn't need this package because I'm running an Intel processor, correct? /run/lock is owned by root, and only writable by user, not group. The user is now a member of the lock group. I wasn't before but following instructions I added myself to that group.

I'm unable to open my /dev/ttyUSB0 serial port while trying to connect to my Kenwood TM-D700. I have run Xastir, previously, without trouble opening this port so my permissions should be okay (and I just confirmed that they are). I'm running an Intel processor but, following the instructions in the docs, I installed the extra package to see if that would help (it didn't). Any ideas?

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