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My Codemeter USB dongle seems not to recognized anymore by my Raspberry Pi 3B+ running V3.5.14.0 Single Core SL.
I checked this via the System Info console output of the Update Raspberry Pi update tool (v3.5.14.0 also)
My own suggestion to mitigate this is to just reinstall a fresh Raspbian. This seems rather crude to me. A rather large cannon for a small fly perhaps?
Have you got any other suggestions to fix this?
Ps the dongle itself is OK, i checked it directly on my devbox via Codemeter.
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Hi,
as long you see the device/key by lsusb
under Linux I would not install the Debain, guess this is not needed.
What happens when you 'browse' the license by tools-> licensemanager?
Here in the forum there is an application example how to check the license by your application.
l viewtopic.php?f=23&t=6247&p=16548#p16548 l
Sure I always pray 'disable predictable network interfaces names' in raspi-config need to be disabled.
This setting is mandatory to have disabled.
Please attach the plc logs..
BR
Edwin
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Hi,
My Codemeter USB dongle seems not to recognized anymore by my Raspberry Pi 3B+ running V3.5.14.0 Single Core SL.
I checked this via the System Info console output of the Update Raspberry Pi update tool (v3.5.14.0 also)
My own suggestion to mitigate this is to just reinstall a fresh Raspbian. This seems rather crude to me. A rather large cannon for a small fly perhaps?
Have you got any other suggestions to fix this?
Ps the dongle itself is OK, i checked it directly on my devbox via Codemeter.
Hi,
as long you see the device/key by
lsusb
under Linux I would not install the Debain, guess this is not needed.
What happens when you 'browse' the license by tools-> licensemanager?
Here in the forum there is an application example how to check the license by your application.
l viewtopic.php?f=23&t=6247&p=16548#p16548 l
Sure I always pray 'disable predictable network interfaces names' in raspi-config need to be disabled.
This setting is mandatory to have disabled.
Please attach the plc logs..
BR
Edwin