On 11/02/16 23:25, Johan Ström wrote: > On 04/02/16 23:26, Jan Kandziora wrote: > >>> I've had another idea. We are asking user to unplug device to get a >>> baseline, and then reconnect the device and scan, to discover the one >>> new device. We could scan /dev/ for new tty/cua/acm devices in the same >>> way, and at least present the user with a suggestion (and some warnings >>> that it is unstable). >>> Of course this will not work for the -a mode (list all), but it is at >>> least useful in some cases. >>> >>> What do you think? >>> >> That would be most useful. It's an interactive tool after all, not >> something to be built into scripts. > Done. I haven't properly tested it yet though, coding on a busride with > no adapters available.. :) > Feel free to give it a test, or wait a few days til I've tested it with > actual devices. Tested with real device on FreeBSD now. After some minor fixes (commited), it works as intended.
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