Help with Enntec USB Pro - Install in Linux Mint

[keithsplace]

Ok I'm a newb to all Linux ok.... Been using Linux Mint for a few months installed 17.3 KDE desktop on an old IBM P4 with 2GB RAM
And Cinnamon on a newer Toshiba laptop that runs it really well.
I have the desktop here to test out things and experiment..ok I've loaded 4 different distros of Mint and Lubuntu on SSD's IDE's and experimented a lot.
My issue is I need some instructions on how to get my Enntec USB Pro installed on Mint. I have QT 4.8.6 installed and seems to work.
I just don't know how to get the USB connected with QT like it does with FreeStyler in windows.
Is there a driver I need to install for Linux Mint to see the Enntec USBPro ?

[plugz]

Hello,

- What does "get the USB connected with QT" mean ? Are you talking about Qt or QLC+ ?

- You don't have to install anything, your USB Pro should work out of the box.

[keithsplace]

Hello,

- What does "get the USB connected with QT" mean ? Are you talking about Qt or QLC+ ?

- You don't have to install anything, your USB Pro should work out of the box.

Yes QLC..
Not sure what you mean by work out of the box..
I have used it with Windows and it takes a setting and to find out which USB port your using and to set Freestyler to use that one and then it works.
I don't know how to do find that under Mint, and I don't see any LED light or blink of the USB Pro when I plug it in to any USb port.

[mcallegari]

As David said, normally in Linux you don't have to install anything extra.

You're probably running into the famous 'udev0' issue, which affects users on recent distributions.
I can't find the relevant post in this forum, but if you search for "udev0" you will find the package you need to install.

Otherwise I suggest you to give a try to one of the OBS versions: links in the download page

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