USBCV 1.21 no report viewer???

[boki]

Dear All,

We can use usbcheck.exe to check USB devices reports, right it was be
replaced by USBCV 1.21, now, I don't know how to check the USB reports
again....


Thank you very much for your help.

Best regards,

Boki.

 

[Chaos Master]

boki writes within:

Dear All,

We can use usbcheck.exe to check USB devices reports, right it was be
replaced by USBCV 1.21, now, I don't know how to check the USB reports
again....

What do you mean by "USB Reports"? Info about the USB ports?

If you have access to Linux, then

cat'ing the stuff in /proc/usb (IIRC) and

dmesg | grep USB

or

dmesg | grep usb

may give you info.

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[jan Axelson]

We can use usbcheck.exe to check USB devices reports, right it was be

replaced by USBCV 1.21, now, I don't know how to check the USB reports
again....

If you're looking for a way to verify the sending and receiving of HID
reports, my application code here might help:

www.Lvr.com/hidpage.htm

Jan Axelson
www.Lvr.com

 

[boki]

If you're looking for a way to verify the sending and receiving of HID
reports, my application code here might help:

www.Lvr.com/hidpage.htm

Jan Axelson
www.Lvr.com

Wow, cool

Thank you very much for information, in fact, I just bought an e-book
( USB Complete ) from Amazon.com, but when I came to another
place(use different computer), whatever I re-activated ADOBE DRM, the
e-book still can't be open again, and I am still trying.

I almost forget this valuable page. Thank you a lot!

Best regards,
Boki.