Code to manage the USB hubs that support power control and power monitoring of the Fi-Wi remote radio heads (RRHs). The devices supported are acroname.
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BrainStem Linux Driverless
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You must run udev.sh located in the "BrainStem_linux_Driverless" folder 
once prior to connecting to your BrainStem module. By default users do not have 
permissions to connect to BrainStem devices, udev.sh places a rule in the udev 
rules folder granting access to users in group dialout, and adds the current 
user to the dialout rules. Running the script requires sudo access, alternatively 
running the two commands separately from the root user command line will work as 
well replacing $user with the user on your system. Restart the machine when this 
is complete.

The HubTool application requires Qt libraries to be installed in order to run.
The packages required are dependent on the operating system:

* Ubuntu / Debian: 
	* >= 24.04 sudo apt install qt6-base-dev
	* <  24.04 sudo apt install xcb*
* Red Hat 8: sudo dnf install qt5-qtbase-gui
* Red Hat 9 and up: sudo dnf install qt6-qtbase-gui

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If you have questions, please see the reference, or check out our guides
at www.acroname.com.