I've looked everywhere for drivers and such, but even the custom software that comes with the device refuses to work. Is it common to get no responses back from a device using a USB sniffer? Are there any tools that would help me debug this further? Thanks for any help. Am I possibly missing a driver for the device? This is my first time trying to hack a simple USB device so I am in totally new territory.
When I run USBlyzer I can see the device but when I run a capture on it I again get no response from depressing the button. The code recognizes it and connects to it, but it returns back no feature reports when I press the button. I went through the code and replaced the vendorId and productId to match those of the device I have, but when I run the code I am getting no response from the device. I have found some custom written software for windows 64bit systems that works with a similar device from the same manufacturer. Create a udev rule file under /etc/udev/rules.d/ I used les, but you can name it anything as long as it ends with. I would like to get them to work through USB, but am also happy to rip them up and use them as a simple button for an electronics project if I am unable to get them to work through software. For the button, these are 0x1d34 and 0x000d, respectively lsusb Bus 002 Device 024: ID 1d34:000d Dream Cheeky Dream Cheeky Big Red Button The vid is 0x1d34 and the pid is 0x000d.
So I recently acquired a few of the ( )They are surprisingly well built and make very nice large buttons for projects given how cheap they were.
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