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## Advanced Topics
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## Advanced Topics
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### Serial device permissions
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It may be necessary to change the permissions of your printers serial device.
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This is usually the case when you're on a non debian based distro which uses a different numerical groupid for the `dialout` group.
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Serial devices passed into the klipper container should be assigned to groupid `20` for the permissions to work within it.
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This may be done by creating a udev rule on your host machine for your specific device, read up on how to do this on your specific OS.
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Usually you'll have to create a `*.rules` file in `/etc/udev/rules.d` and add a single line like this to it.
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Be sure to use your devices specific `idVendor` and `idProduct`, which can be found via `lsusb`.
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ACTION=="add",SUBSYSTEM=="tty",ATTRS{idVendor}=="0000",ATTRS{idProduct}=="0000",GROUP="20"
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### Input Shaper Calibration
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### Input Shaper Calibration
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Note:
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>Running a host_mcu process on a RaspberryPi to access its GPIO pins is currently not possible when running in Docker.
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>Running a host_mcu process on a RaspberryPi to access its GPIO pins is currently not possible when running in Docker.
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