For fun, I did some more google searching and found this article about
how to identify different identical USB cameras and give them consistent
/dev/video* names which are apparently? based on the physical port to which
they are attached. I personally don't understand the black magic involved, bu
On Fri, Jun 9, 2023 at 8:03 PM wrote:
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> LOL, there is no real difference. Doing a diff found this:
>
>..
>
> Yes, of course, you could visually inspect and find some arcane difference
> between two devices, but that isn't the point. The usb system supplies a
> vendor/product ID so that "plu
> On Fri, Jun 9, 2023 at 2:30â¯PM wrote:
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>> pi@pi-top:~/scpi $ lsusb
>
> You might try 'lsusb -v' to see if any details are different.
> Or 'lsusb -t' if you can connect the devices on different sides or
> front/back of your computer. Youmight
> be able to figure it out based on neighbors to
On Fri, Jun 9, 2023 at 2:30 PM wrote:
> pi@pi-top:~/scpi $ lsusb
You might try 'lsusb -v' to see if any details are different.
Or 'lsusb -t' if you can connect the devices on different sides or
front/back of your computer. Youmight
be able to figure it out based on neighbors to where they are
I just bought a digital multi-meter, an OWON 1041 (1241 actually). I had
the hardest time getting it to work.
My workbench is next to my 3D printer. I am using a raspberry PI with a
display and keyboard to run my 3D printer with octoprint. I thought it
would be cool to multi-task this computer to
