Ledger library not recognized with python-hidapi 0.9.0.3
See original GitHub issueUnder archlinux, when opening ledger-enabled wallet, I get the message:
Cannot find python library for 'ledger'.
Make sure you install it with python3
Python-btchip library is installed on the machine and the wallet used to work with ledger before upgrading the python-hidapi package to version 0.9.0.3-4. Downgrading python-hidapi to 0.9.0.2-4 solves the problem.
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This is not an issue with EC, the
python-hidapi
package is broken on Arch.See https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/67103?project=5
Thanks @EchterAgo for handling this