Hi
I got V-USB working on an ATmega2560, however, before I post a description, one thing isn't quite right. When people plug-in their V-USB device under Linux, what Vendor name and product description do you get?
I tested LEDControl and PowerSwitch examples. Using 'lsusb', the Vendor name and description are annoyingly reported as " VOTI shared ID for use with libusb ".
So I modified them to connect to my device using only the VID & PID, which works.
When plugged-in to a WinXP PC, the device description is correctly read.... "Found new device: LEDControl"
I guess it must be something to do with how Ubuntu is attaching this device....
Thanks,
David.
Linux users, what is your V-USB device description?
Re: Linux users, what is your V-USB device description?
I'm very sure I've used my V-USB project with Ubuntu Linux 10.10 with proper Vendor and Product stings. But I haven't checked lsusb. I was using libusb to talk to my device as done in a few examples.
Re: Linux users, what is your V-USB device description?
Run immediately after connecting your vusb device.
You will be able to see the correct Description.
displays either VOTI or VOTI shared ID for use with libusb depending on the VID and PID of the VUSB device.
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dmesg
You will be able to see the correct Description.
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lsusb
Re: Linux users, what is your V-USB device description?
Thanks, good to know what other people are getting...