Re: Do I have to compile a custom kernel to use usbmon?

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On Wed, 29 Apr 2009, Cory Walker wrote:

> Hello!
> 
> I am from the Linux4nano team and we are trying to get custom code 
> running on the encrypted iPod nano line. We need to snoop the USB port 
> while running iTunes in a VirtualBox in order to determine the DFU 
> version. I was looking into ways to snoop the USB port, and I found that 
> usbmon was one of the most popular methods. From what I understand, 
> however, the kernel needs to be recompiled with special debug options to 
> enable usbmon. I don't have a computer other than my desktop to mess 
> around with, so I'd rather not go the custom kernel route. Is there an 
> alternative to usbmon that doesn't require a debug kernel? Also, is 
> there an easier way than USB snooping that can determine the DFU 
> version? If so, USB snooping would not be necessary.

Another possibility is to set the usbfs_snoop module parameter for
usbcore.  That doesn't need any special debugging options.

Alan Stern

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