Small bug fix for finding the FPGA USB port number #23
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At the moment, the
list_enso_nics.sh
script grabs the first device with a matching device number (regardless of bus number). This pull request just adds a couple of lines to grab the right bus first and then grep for the device number.Some extra details:
Our output from
lsusb
is:Bus 003 Device 002: ID 09fb:6010 Altera Intel Stratix 10 MX FPGA Development Kit
A portion of the output from
lsusb -t
is:The script was grabbing the device under Bus 04 and giving us 5 instead of 1 as the port number