trabucayre changed the topic of #openFPGALoader to: Universal utility for programming FPGA / Github: https://github.com/trabucayre/openFPGALoader/ Logs: https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/openFPGALoader
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<cr1901> trabucayre: If I have two FTDI-controlled FPGAs connected to the computer at the same time, how can I tell openfpgaloader which one to choose
<trabucayre> you can use --device /dev/ttyUSBx
<trabucayre> you can use --ftdi-serial with the serial number of your device
<cr1901> How do I get the serial number? (This is Windows, FWIW, using libftdi)
<cr1901> Is there a way to list the serial numbers using openfpgaloader?
<cr1901> trabucayre: (Sorry I'm around, I'm multitasking)
<trabucayre> good question: there is a missing option: it's possible to scan devices but you can't scan probes
<trabucayre> I don't know howto to scan usb devices but with Linux lsusb do the job
<trabucayre> or lsusb -v
<trabucayre> Could you open an issue for that?
<trabucayre> Thanks!
<trabucayre> I will try to implement that in a first time for linux (no windows at all). Make more sense to use libusb to scan all USB device to displays ones listed in cable.hpp
<cr1901> Everything I said re: libftdi transitively applies to libusb
<trabucayre> of course
<trabucayre> having no windows nor mac at home become to be a real issue. Linux seems really easy to deal with peripherals but some workarounds for others OS seems required