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I am working with an FTDI device that has native software for Windows, but nothing available for Linux. I am trying to read data from the device using pylibftdi. I would like to translate C# code that is provided by the device manufacturer and purportedly works (unclear if this is true) but have not been successful. So far I have done the following:

1. Installed the Linux D2XX drivers based on these instructions. Installation was successful.

2. Followed the directions here and here to enable the FTDI device to connect to the Linux system.

3. After plugging the FTDI device into the Linux system USB port:

I'm implementing USB web cam on top of Atmega32U4.

I think I managed to implement transactions on the control endpoint, more or less correctly, as all the descriptors are transited and device reports correctly in the system.

Issue is when I'm trying to send video data out of the device, as nothing seems to go through.

The way I implemented data transmission (according to section 22.14 of datasheet) is as follows:

Is there a way with pyusb to unbind a USB device?

I know using the following bash the USB is unbound.

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I'm having difficulties with my BBB on CAN communication like for months... I'd be really pleased if you could give me just a little help!

I'm working on CAN protocol between BBB and another CAN device. The another device is confirmed to be working alright with CAN. I'm using my BBB with Cloud9 platform on windows laptop, and on the another device, it's using CAN0.

I have set the 'config-pin' on BBB like below using CAN1, and I tried 'cansend' utility. The bitratre value on the another device is also set to be equal.

I'm trying to build this example for my ECP5 evaluation board. It runs fine until the upload to the FPGA is supposed to start. It then gives me this error:

Out of interest and learning purposes I have built Linux from scratch (LFS+BLFS, both version 10.0) according to the descriptions on www.linuxfromscratch.org.

In general the OS can boot and I can basically work with it. There are a few things which are not smooth, therefore I would like to address the experts here.

I would like to get going the AVRDragon, a programmer for Atmel microcontrollers. To use it on Linux, I work with the program "avrdude". My goal is to learn how avrdude works and interacts with the OS. Therefore I would like to build it from source with debug information.

For building avrdude from source, libusb/libusb_1_0 and libelf are required. I understand that libusb_1_0 was installed with BLFS. avrdude asks for either libusb and/or libusb_1_0. I cannot say if there is a problem with having only libusb_1_0. (libusb_1_0 is newer than libusb, isn't it?) Additionally I have installed libelf (since libelf is installed, I cannot build the kernel anymore, but this should not be a problem for now). In the kernel, USB support is enabled (Device Drivers -> USB Support -> Support for Host-side USB).

I have created a udev rule:

I am running Vmware vm with Ubuntu 18 OS on a Window 10 system. A USB bluetooth device is plug in this Machine. Now I want to control this bluetooth device in Ubuntu 18 VM, but failed.

In Ubuntu VM, I can get bluetooth hardware info through:

I try to read out the output of a command executed in QProcess. I don't get the connection working between QProcess's finished signal and a finished handler. I tried several different ways of connecting to QProcess finished signal but no luck so far. I know that the process executes because it prints the output in the GUI's console and that the process finishes because it passes the waitForFinished method from sequential API.

Why does my code not hit onFinish or onFinishNoPams?

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I am trying to program the STM32F401 flash on our board in DFU mode. I am using the dfu-util tool in my linux computer.For my project requirements the BOOT 0 pin is always kept high throughout the process.

I am using the following command to flash and jump to application code.