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df8oe at gmx.de df8oe at gmx.deAm Freitag, 7. Juni 2013, 12:37:34 schrieb Peter Stuge: > > I think the interface cannot be opened > > The interface can not be claimed because the kernel doesn't think > that it exists. The error is actually really clear. > > > When I plug in the stick correspondent devices are created under > > /dev/usb/ > > USB is a packet bus with highly structured communication. Device > nodes in /dev are not a good reference. > > df8oe at gmx.de wrote: > > here the output of lsusb -v: http://www.df8oe.de/lsusb.txt > > Unfortunately the fritzbox has a useless mini lsusb program as > opposed to the actual lsusb utility from the usbutils package. > It would be great if you could build the real one. > > Somewhat less effort and still interesting would be to mount debugfs > and then cat /sys/kernel/debug/usb/devices > > Other than that, it would be helpful if you could build a libusb > binary with debug logging enabled. See http://libusb.org/wiki/debug > for copypaste instructions that would apply to a host build. You must > modify them as appropriate for your cross build of course. > For debugging is not enabled by default in this kernel and building a new one and/or complete lsusb, I looked for another way to get the needed information. I noticed that the debugging package "listusb" is available for the box and I build it. Here the output of listusb -v: http://www.df8oe.de/listusb.txt Can you see there what is going wrong? df8oe, Andreas