Hello,
On 2006-11-28 20:02:24 GMT Guy Harris wrote:
> i.e., you're replacing
> bpf_u_int32 urb_type;
> with
> u_char transfer_type;
> u_char event_type;
> u_short bus_id;
> [... don't work...]
Thanks for precising it. If binary compatibility will be break in any
way, I'd b
Michael Richardson wrote:
On an slightly off-topic note: is anyone aware of any USB-over-IP
protocols? Consider the case of the thin client that wants to have a
thumb drive inserted in the client show up on the "host".
A quick query to Sergey and Larry's servers found
http://www.digi
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On an slightly off-topic note: is anyone aware of any USB-over-IP
protocols? Consider the case of the thin client that wants to have a
thumb drive inserted in the client show up on the "host".
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Paolo Abeni wrote:
A new binary interface for USB sniffing is making it's way into the
current kernel tree and I hope that will be available in the near
future. This will solve both problem and the relevant ABI has yet been
fixed, so I can produce the pcap code to use it. The new ABI will
provid
Hello list,
I'm sorry to say that the current code for sniffing from USB buses has
some issues, some introduced by me and others produced by current linux
kernel API for USB sniffing.
Currently the maximum amount of data captured for each USB Request Block
(URB) is limited by the linux kernel to
