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USB Analysis Features of USBlyzer USBlyzer is a featured software-based USB analysis tool that enables you to view USB device descriptors, capture and analyze USB devices activity in real time, save captured data for later protocol analysis. USBlyzer not only shows you a raw hex dump of the data that was sent to or received from a USB device. USBlyzer looks at that data and decodes it into human readable form. This feature greatly speeds up usb analysis efforts. Simple to use, this USB analysis software is the ideal companion for anyone who is developing USB device drivers and software. Explore USB Tree, Capture USB Drivers Activity, Analyze USB Devices Traffic The following are the key USB analysis features of USBlyzer: Completely customizable interface with docked windows and user-defined screen sets. Exploring USB Device Tree The USB device tree explorer visualizes USB tree topology. You can browse and explore all connected USB devices (including host controllers and hubs) and view the additional information about them. Display all plugged USB devices in a hierarchical auto-refreshed tree-view. View and explore the USB Devices and their components. View detailed USB-related information about each USB device: Device Descriptor, Configuration, Interfaces, Endpoints, etc. Verify the general compliance of all standard USB descriptors with the USB Specification. Click to see all supported USB descriptors View detailed PnP-related information about each USB device: Hardware IDs, Instance ID, Software Key, PDO Name, etc. Capturing IRPs, URBs and IOCTLs The real-time capture feature allows you to intercept the IRPs, URBs, IOCTLs and data transferred through any USB device stack. Real-Time monitoring at any level in the USB driver stack from USB Host Controller to target USB Device. Capture several USB devices simultaneously. Separate log records for request issue and completion. Capture almost all types of USB Request Block (URB). Click to see all supported URB function's values Capture almost all types of USB-related kernel-mode device I/O control requests. Click to see all supported kernel-mode device I/O control code's values Capture almost all types of user-mode device I/O control requests to USB Host Controller and USB Hub. Click to see

Libusb-1.0-0-dev or one's package manager of choice.Was the default feature before 2.0.0 for gathering verbose information. It is the profiler used by lsusb but there should be no difference in output between the two, since cyme uses control messages to gather the same information. If one wishes to use 'libusb', use --no-default-features and --feature=libusb or --feature=ffi for udevlib too.Note'libusb' does not profile buses on non-Linux systems (since it relies on root_hubs). On these platforms, cyme will generate generic bus information.macOS system_profilerUses the macOS system_profiler SPUSBDataType command to profile devices.Was the default feature before 2.0.0 for macOS systems to provide the base information; 'libusb' was used to open devices for verbose information. It is not used anymore if using the default native profiler but can be forced with --system-profiler - the native profiler uses the same IOKit backend but is much faster as it is not deserializing JSON. It also always captures bus numbers where system_profiler does not.TipIf wishing to use only macOS system_profiler and not obtain more verbose information, remove default features with cargo install --no-default-features cyme. There is not much to be gained by this considering that the default native profiler uses the same IOKit as a backend, can open devices to read descriptors (verbose mode) and is much faster.UsageUse cyme --help for basic usage or man ./doc/cyme.1. There are also autocompletions in './doc'.ExamplesTree tree.json# Then import the JSON file to view the system USB tree as it was when exported. All cyme args can be used with this static import as if it was profiled data.cyme --from-json tree.json"># List all USB devices and buses in a tree format with default display blockscyme --tree# As above but with configurations toocyme --tree --verbose# And with interfaces and endpoints - each verbose level goes futher down the USB descriptor tree. Using short arg here.cyme --tree -vvv# List all USB devices and buses in a tree format with more display blocks, all verbose levels and headings to show what is being displayedcyme --tree --more --headings# Export the tree to a JSON file - --json works with all optionscyme --tree --verbose --json > tree.json# Then import the JSON file to view the system USB tree as it was when exported. All cyme args can be used with this static import as if it was profiled data.cyme --from-json tree.jsonlsusb# List all USB devices and buses like 'lsusb'cyme --lsusb# lsusb verbose device dump including all

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O o /---o /---/---oo---/ \---\---o o \---o oCymeList system USB buses and devices. A modern cross-platform lsusb that attempts to maintain compatibility with, but also add new features. Profiles system USB buses and the devices on those buses, including full device descriptors.As a developer of embedded devices, I use a USB list tool on a frequent basis and developed this to cater to what I believe are the short comings of lsusb: verbose dump is mostly too verbose, tree doesn't contain useful data on the whole, it barely works on non-Linux platforms and modern terminals support features that make glancing through the data easier.The project started as a quick replacement for the barely working lsusb script and a Rust project to keep me up to date! Like most fun projects, it quickly experienced feature creep as I developed it into a cross-platform replacement for lsusb. It started as a macOS system_profiler parser, evolved to include a 'libusb' based profiler for reading full device descriptors and now defaults to a pure Rust profiler using nusb.It's not perfect as it started out as a Rust refresher but I had a lot of fun developing it and hope others will find it useful and can contribute. Reading around the lsusb source code, USB-IF and general USB information was also a good knowledge builder.The name comes from the technical term for the type of blossom on a Apple tree: cyme - it is Apple related and also looks like a USB device tree 😃🌸.FeaturesCompatible with lsusb using --lsusb argument. Supports all arguments including --verbose output - fully parsed device descriptors! Output is identical for use with no args (list), tree (excluding drivers on non-Linux) and should match for verbose (perhaps formatting differences).Default build is a native Rust profiler using nusb.Filters like lsusb but that also work when printing --tree. Adds --filter-name, --filter-serial, --filter-class and option to hide empty --hide-buses/--hide-hubs.Improved --tree mode; shows device, configurations, interfaces and endpoints as tree depending on level of --verbose.Controllable display --blocks for device, bus --bus-blocks, configurations --config-blocks, interfaces --interface-blocks and endpoints --endpoint-blocks. Use --more to see more by default.Modern terminal features with coloured output, utf-8 characters and icon look-up based device data. Can be turned off and customised. See --encoding (glyphs [default], utf8 and ascii), which can keep icons/tree within a certain encoding, --color (auto [default], always and never) and --icon (auto [default], always and never). Auto --icon will

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