User's Manual

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Check if the plugdev group exists by entering the command:

cat /etc/group | grep plugdev

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Follow the steps below if the previous command did not return a result

Create the plugdev group:

sudo groupadd plugdev

Check if you are in the group plugdev with the command:

groups

If the output does not contain plugdev, you are not in the plugdev group.

Enter the command:

sudo gpasswd -a <user> plugdev

Note: replace <user> by your username, e.g for user "mike", it would be:

sudo gpasswd -a mike plugdev.

sudo gpasswd -a <user> plugdev

Logout and login for the change to take effect. To verify you are now in

the plugdev group, enter:

groups

and search for a plugdev occurrence. If it's not there, you've missed a step

and should restart from step 1.

2. Add the udev rules

Enter the following command to automatically add the rules and reload udev:

wget -q -O -

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LedgerHQ/udev-rules/mas

ter/add_udev_rules.sh | sudo bash

Retry connecting your Ledger Nano X with Ledger Live.

If it's still not working, continue to step 3: troubleshooting.

Troubleshooting