RE: Interpreting lsusb output

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>If you are in a vmware guest instance, no, that's not a PCI device, but
>a virtual root hub.

Host

>I'm confused as to exactly what you are trying to determine here.  What
>do you want to figure out?

I wanted to make sure I didn't enable the USB hub with the thumb drive
that the ESXi system and boot files reside on is passed into a guest.

Supposedly an earlier build of ESXi prevented this, but not anymore which
is a stupid regression...

>> I am very limited to what was compiled in the console,
>
>Why?  Is this an embedded system?  If so, do you need to figure this out
>in a program to do something else with, or are you just curious?

Yup, embedded (ESXi), so as above, not curious but needing to be safe.
Now I just want to be able to know how to do this <grin> so even if I cant
at the Host's console inside ESXi, I will try on a physical RHEL box.

Thanks!
jlc
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