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Linux host using ccsv5 with xds100v2 ... driver install

Hello,

Just spent too long tracking down an issue here with using the xds100v2 emulator on a Linux host, turned out to be a permissions problem on the device driver.

I had originally performed the CCSv5 installation as user, intending to install the drivers as documented in the README_FIRST.txt ... "If you decide not to run the whole CCS installation as root, you can navigate to the <Install-Folder>/ccsv5/install_scripts folder, and run the install_drivers.sh script as root."

Turned out the script and folders don't exist on the current Linux install, so I reran the full install as root and updated the driver install that way. However, it turns out this does not get the permissions correct, and you will need to fix the udev rules yourself or run <Install-Folder>/ccsv5/ccs_base/common/uscif/install/ti_xds100_linux_install.sh .

You'll need to unplug/replug your xds100 for the new permissions to apply.

           ... Niall