Library and command-line tool for initializing and reading Concept2 flash drives.
This should be considered WIP. The initialization and the passive (read-only) functions work, but the firmware stuff has not been properly tested. Use at your own risk, maybe make a backup of your flash drive. Don't try to flash the PM5 firmware with this unless you are willing to risk bricking it. Also, some more exotic workout types (weird interval stuff) have not been thoroughly tested.
$ cargo install --path .
Before initializing a flash drive, format the drive with one big partition. The filesystem is created by the tool, but mkfs.fat needs to be installed and available in PATH. The tool expects the path to the partition, not the drive. So if your stick is /dev/sdd/, pass /dev/sdd1 to the tool.
To see command line options, see concept2drive --help.
The application needs read (and for initializing, write) access to the block device of your USB drive. To avoid running the program as root, you can permanently grant your user access to the device with the following udev rule:
# /etc/udev/rules.d/99-concept2.rules
SUBSYSTEM=="block",ACTION=="add",ENV{ID_SERIAL}=="Intenso_Slim_Line_18121900016239-0:0",OWNER="flummi",GROUP="wheel",MODE="0664"
To find out the serial of your device, run sudo udevadm monitor -p as root before plugging in your device (Use the SERIAL_ID from the block subsystem, not the one from the usb subsystem. It's generally the last serial you see.). Replace the user name with yours.
Run sudo udevadm control --reload-rules && sudo udevadm trigger to reload and apply the rules without rebooting.