Attempting to update Prusa printer firmware encounters permission error

[capsulecorplab]

[juckendesAuge]

You don't have the right.
start prusa slicer from the terminal with: "sudo ./PrusaSlicer-2.7.4+linux-x64-GTK3-202404050928.AppImage"
Then it is started with root rights and you have full usb access.

[capsulecorplab]

You don't have the right. start prusa slicer from the terminal with: "sudo ./PrusaSlicer-2.7.4+linux-x64-GTK3-202404050928.AppImage" Then it is started with root rights and you have full usb access.

I can't run sudo in a kasm container. I've tried adding the user to the dialout group in the image build, but that doesn't seem to work either

[juckendesAuge]

You don't have the right. start prusa slicer from the terminal with: "sudo ./PrusaSlicer-2.7.4+linux-x64-GTK3-202404050928.AppImage" Then it is started with root rights and you have full usb access.

I can't run sudo in a kasm container. I've tried adding the user to the dialout group in the image build, but that doesn't seem to work either

It is also quite difficult to give a virtual environment hardware access to the real usb port. a lot can go wrong. i would not flash firmware over it, even if it should work.
virtualbox, for example, has a guest extension for this. I don't know if you have something similar.
The purpose of a virtual environment is actually to decouple it from the main system.