archlinux distribution and micropython?

[IHOXOHI]

Hi,

I tried to use micropython with parabola linux distribution which is very closed from archlinux...

Pyboard (d or not) aren't recognized by this distribution...

So, I haven't /dev/ttyACM0, and I can't use micropython on archlinux...

Is there an other way to use micropython on a linux distribution?

Thanks.

[Roberthh]

Do you see anther device to appear in /dev when you plug in the pyboard? I am using micropyhon with debian linux, Many others use Ubuntu and AFAIK archlinux too. So Linux is a good, if not the best OS for dealing with MicroPython.

[IHOXOHI]

Thanks Roberthh,

Finally, on a fresh live-iso of parabola on a usb-stick, there isn't problem.

So, the problem is only persistent on my old ditribution of parabola. On this usual installation, there isn't any new device which appear when I plug a pyboard... This is strange. An usual usb stick appear on "/dev/sdx" without problem, and I have to mount it for use it. On the live iso, the usb-stick is directly mounted by the system.
I haven't tested on archlinux, but I think it could be the same problem if there isn't an automatic usb mount configuration.

I will try to find a solution, but if there isn't a simple other way, it's just a little problem, not really very important for me.

Thanks for your help.

[rcolistete]

Using Manjaro/Arch Linux, I need to configure once :

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$ sudo gpasswd -a $USER uucp
$ sudo gpasswd -a $USER lock
$ sudo gpasswd -a $USER tty

to have 'screen /dev/ttyACM0' or 'screen /dev/ttyUSB0' working without sudo.