I have a USB device that registers itself as a serial device (/dev/usbmodemXXXX).
I have used pyusb to detect the device, and now I need to know what serial device has been "created" so I can talk to it using pyserial. I don't know what the best way is to find that association, but I came across the I/O registry via a google search, and I think that will give me enough info to obtain that association. Is there a python way of reading the OS X I/O Registry ??? All I've come up with so far is to run the "ioreg" command via the subprocess module and parse the output. Is there a better python module to interrogate the I/O registry ?? or is there a better way to find the association between the USB serial device and the serial device filename that is generated ?? Thanks very much for any help or pointers, Brendan.
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