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Hey there,

As we were building plugins for DWC and DSF we have refined our build/development pipeline.
We decided to make the project open source for others to use.

Docker-based dev environment for both testing and building plugins (using commands like build_plugin <plugin name> or run_dwc, all you have to do is drop the plugins of choice in a folder and they automatically get recognized and you can test/build them)
Duet 3.4 ready (currently builds plugins for Duet 3.3, but we tested it against the beta already).

Currently, it works with a forked version of DWC 3.3, the only addition is the plugin build script of Duet 3.4 being included in 3.3. This way we can support DWC 3.3 and immediately be ready for DWC 3.4 without having to change anything in our workflow!

Let me know what you think! The project is here: https://github.com/Apyron/duet-plugin-workspace

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@chrishamm Hi there

dsf@raspberrypi:/home/pi$ cd /media/sd
bash: cd: /media/sd: Permission denied

It indeed seems to break when trying to access the folder. I'm currently in the process of finding out what happened and how to fix this error.

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Hey everyone, thanks a lot for your help. We did as @resam told and upgraded to DSF/RRF 3.4-rc2. This fixed the problem, and we did not need to run sudo pip3 install -U dsf-python.

We also did the change that @achrn provided and set "dwcVersion" and "sbcDsfVersion" simply to "3". Now all of our plugins are working on 3.4 and we are grateful!

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Excuse me to revive this thread, but took a long break after really not being able to fix this in a reasonable amount of time without getting too crazy.

We finally solved it. The solution was:

The desktop was automounting the SD card. I finally unmounted using umount /media/pi/D2F1-AD5F
Then, I remounted using sudo mount -o rw,umask=0000 -t vfat /dev/sda1 /media/sd.
I also added dsf to the users group, but that may not be necessary.

The only thing that's left to do is making sure it still auto-mounts, but with the right permissions and configuration.