If I grep autojack.json for raw, id and bus, I get:
182: "raw": "UR22mkII",
183: "id": "0499:170f",
184: "bus": "001",
217: "raw": "Pro",
218: "id": "0763:2012",
219: "bus": "001",
267: "raw": "USB",
268: "id": "17ef:306a",
269: "bus": "005",
304: "raw": "TB",
305: "id": "23e5:a090",
306: "bus": "007",
OK.
I am now connected to that "Pro" device. In the Studio Controls USB device
menu, I see
USB13 0763:2012 001 Pro:0,0 capture and playback (unplugged)
USB13 0763:2012 001 Pro:1,0 capture and playback (unplugged)
Ahem. It's plugged in.
Then, at the bottom of the list:
USB16 0763:2012 001 Pro:0,0 capture and playback ()
USB16 0763:2012 001 Pro:1,0 capture and playback ()
So this is how I was getting garbage in my device list -- failure to match
previously encountered devices. ID and bus are the same but it went and made a
new device for it.
What's up? A bad string compare somewhere? Looks like a bug.
I mean, I guess I can set up a script to purge autojack.json from time to time,
but that seems extreme.
hjh
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