Hardware: simple utility for send hex commands to usb device

[thelusiv]

Thanks for writing this, I have just been playing with my Logitech Driving Force Pro under Linux for the first time. My steering wheel is limited to 200 degrees as the G25 is by default.

I tried running the program you provided but have no success with my wheel. Here's the output I get:

Code:

thelusiv@deuxeau:~/code/usbtool-0.1$ sudo python usbtool -d 046d:c294:0 -v f810
Send command f810
opening device
alt setting 0
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "usbtool", line 159, in <module>
    dev.write(buf)
  File "/home/thelusiv/code/usbtool-0.1/usb.py", line 273, in write
    res=usb.usb_bulk_write(self.iface.device.handle, self.addrout, data[:min(len(data), self.outsize)], timeout)
KeyboardInterrupt

After "alt setting 0" it hangs until I Ctrl+C to kill the program. This may have something to do with me not having a G25...I get the same thing if I run it with any of the commands listed.

I have a little free time over the next week, I may be able to figure out what to send the DFP to remove the steering limit. Has anybody got any tips on how to figure this out? I don't have a Windows install anywhere but I have a spare (slow) machine, I suppose I could use it to do some investigating...