Releases: tuna-f1sh/cyme
v2.1.1
Minor updates to match lsusb
updates. Playing with USB gadgets and AoC in the mean time!
Fixed
- Linux root_hubs now read_link pci driver like lsusb for driver field.
- lsusb verbose would print all audio BmControl2 bits and show ILLEGAL VALUE for 0 bits.
Changed
- lsusb tree number padding is now 3 digits for bus and device numbers to match lsusb.
v2.1.0
Fixed
- Linux root_hub missing from it's own devices; lsusb mode listing with libusb feature.
- nusb feature not profiling root_hub devices and so not gathering BOS, hub descriptors and status etc.
- Attempt to claim HID interfaces on Linux to avoid dmesg warning. Note that if a kernel module is loaded for a device, it may still be claimed by that module and so not available to cyme. cyme could detach the kernel module but this is not done for usability reasons. The behaviour is the same as lsusb. (#52).
Changed
- Logging should be more useful in debug mode.
v2.0.0
Big release after almost two years since the first commit: cyme
is now native Rust* by default! Thanks to support from nusb, the system profiler is much improved for all platforms.
See the updated README for target configuration changes.
*Native crates. The OS interfaces behind the scenes (currently sysfs, IOKit and WinUSB) are in their respective code but this opens the door for Rust OSes, which the previous 'libusb' profiler could not facilitate.
Added
- Bus information is now profiled on non-Linux platforms using 'nusb' - much nicer output for macOS and Windows.
- pci.ids vendor and device information for buses where IDs are available.
Changed
cyme
default target now uses native Rust profiling thanks to nusb (#26).- Default Driver and Interface display blocks now include driver and sysfs on Linux but not on other platforms (#41).
- macOS
system_profiler
is not used by default with 'nusb' since IOKit is used directly. It can be forced with--system_profiler
. The macOS mod is now only compiled for macOS targets. - 'sysfs' read/readlink is now attempted first for Linux driver information then udev (if feature enabled) (#45).
v1.8.5
v1.8.4
Changed
- Default sort by bus number and device address within buses for all display modes (matching lsusb) (#33).
- Default Rust udev feature no longer supports hwdb lookup as it's broken - usb-ids is used. Use
--no-default-features -F=udevlib -F=udev_hwdb
if really wishing to use local 'hwdb.bin'. (#35).
Full Changelog: v1.8.3...v1.8.4
v1.8.3
v1.8.2
Changed
- Standard cyme list now excludes root_hubs (
--tree
shows them as buses as before).--lsusb
list mode will still show them. Use--list-root-hubs
(or in config) to include them in the cyme list on Linux as before.
Fixes
- Fix length and offset calculation in lsusb::dump_hub that would print some incorrect data.
- Minor formatting fixes for
lsusb --verbose
mode; indent in dump_interface, min 1 space between fields, wTotalLength as hex.
v1.8.1
patch release
v1.8.0
cyme
should now match lsusb --verbose
mode with full device descriptor dumps, including using USB control messages to get BOS, Hub device status, HID reports and more. It's been a lot of grunt work and lines of code (not very creative lines!) creating all the types but it should be useful as a USB profiling crate moving forwards and I think more robust than lsusb
in some cases. There may still be some formatting differences but the data should be the same. cyme
without --lsusb --verbose
display isn't changed for the most part, since the dumping is extremely device specific and verbose. I may add device status as a display block in future.
Addded
- Full dumps of device descriptors for matching
--lsusb --verbose
#23 (#15) - Device name pattern matching for icon with
Icon::name(String)
(#22)
Changed
cyme
is now in Homebrew core. One canbrew uninstall cyme
,brew untap tuna-f1sh/taps
, then install withbrew install cyme
(#21).- Update
--lsusb
mode to match updated lsusb behaviour if driver/names missing (print '[none]'/'[unknown]').