Improve automatic usb rules installation

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Lorenzooone 2024-11-21 16:17:47 +01:00
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On Windows, the profiles can be found in the ".config/cc3dsfs" folder inside the directory in which the program runs from.
## Notes
- On Linux, you may need to include the udev USB access rules. You can use the .rules files available in the repository's usb\_rules directory, or define your own. For ease of use, releases come bundled with a script to do it named install\_usb\_rules.sh.
- On Linux, you may need to include the udev USB access rules. You can use the .rules files available in the repository's usb\_rules directory, or define your own. For ease of use, releases come bundled with a script to do it named install\_usb\_rules.sh. It may require elevated permissions to execute properly.
- At startup, the audio may be unstable. It should fix itself, if you give it enough time.
- If, at first, the connection to the 3DS/DS fails, reconnect the 3DS/DS and then try again. If that also doesn't work, try restarting the program. If that also doesn't work, try restarting the computer.
- USB Hubs can be the cause of connection issues. If you're having problems, try checking whether the 3DS/DS connects fine or not without any other devices connected.

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cp *.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/
udevadm control --reload-rules
udevadm trigger