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Re: PyUSB problem 10 Years Ago by woooee 2nd hit on Google [pyusb backend not accessible](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5152133/pyusb-backend-not-accessible). You have to …install an additional lib that pyusb depends on, and it's also on the [pyusb site](http://sourceforge.net/apps…/trac/pyusb/) but the web site isn't … PyUSB problem 10 Years Ago by fatalaccidents … one is a question in general about the capabilities of PyUSB. 1) So I've installed libusb from the tar file… was hoping that I could get the reading through some pyUSB interface. Is that even something that is possible? I was… Re: PyUSB problem 10 Years Ago by fatalaccidents I have libusb1.0 installed, but for some reason pyUSB doesn't seem to be able to find it. It … Using PyUsb library in python 2.2 15 Years Ago by pravdexter I am using python 2.2 and want to make use of the library PyUsb. I tried a lot but couldn't get it right. Can anyone please help how to do that. Re: PyUSB problem 10 Years Ago by fatalaccidents It might be pertinent to point out that I'm using Mac OSX Snow Leopard. Thanks! Re: Using PyUsb library in python 2.2 15 Years Ago by vegaseat What files have you downloaded, and where are they installed? Re: Using PyUsb library in python 2.2 15 Years Ago by pravdexter [QUOTE=vegaseat;643658]What files have you downloaded, and where are they installed?[/QUOTE] Hi thanks for the reply I did the following procedure 1) Downloaded "libusb-win32-device-bin-0.1.12.1" 2) Got the following DLL's from its "Bin" directory - libusb0.dll - libusb0.sys - libusb0_x64.dll - libusb0_x64… Detecting Button Presses 10 Years Ago by BadManSam …(1,[0,0,0]) @Light off #Use sudo pip install pyusb for usb.core import usb.core, usb.util, time, sys… Re: Detecting Button Presses 10 Years Ago by BadManSam …(1,[0,0,0]) @Light off #Use sudo pip install pyusb for usb.core import usb.core, usb.util, time, sys… python get drive letter / mount point 9 Years Ago by karmstrong In python if I know the volume label of a USB mass storage device is there a way to get its. Drive letter Windows Mount Point Linux Mount Point OSX Originally I was thinking either the sys library or the os library. i ahve found another library called PYUSB. Still researching it. but wondered if anyone knew of a good solution. Re: USB interfacing 9 Years Ago by chriswelborn ….com/walac/pyusb/blob/master/docs/tutorial.rst) seems to be the recommended … Re: Socket Module Possiblities? 13 Years Ago by Enders_Game I don't think I understand what you want to do. If you just want to talk to a usb device theres pyusb. [url]http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/pyusb/index.php?title=Main_Page[/url] Re: Goal sensor with python help.... 13 Years Ago by woooee [QUOTE=;][/QUOTE] You can try either [URL=http://pyserial.sourceforge.net/]PySerial[/url] or [url=http://pyusb.sourceforge.net/docs/1.0/tutorial.html]PyUSB[/url]. Re: PySerial and Step Motor and Linux 10 Years Ago by woooee If you are using a Linux system, then it should be /dev/ttyS0, etc. If it is a USB connection, try [PyUSB](http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/pyusb/) Re: How do I communicate to a USB port through C? (for Linux and Windows) 16 Years Ago by Colin Mac USB communication is easily 20 times more complex than RS232. No one I know bothers with it. There's a module for the Python language called pyUSB which is said to simplify things. There's also Easy HID. [url]http://www.protongeeks.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=136&Itemid=30[/url] Re: Socket Module Possiblities? 13 Years Ago by Python_nooby … coming directly from a USB. I will check out the pyUSB module and I will report back any findings. Re: PySerial and Step Motor and Linux 10 Years Ago by die_windoze reading about PyUSB now... This motor uses a ribbon connection to a box with an ethernet and USB ports on it. I'v been thinking of it as a serial-to-USB but perhaps it isn't.... however, I see Arduino pple using PySerial and I'd bet this motor uses something Arudion-ish to make the programming interace so easy... Re: usb.core.NoBackendError: No backend available 4 Years Ago by Reverend Jim You might try the fix suggested [here](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13773132/pyusb-on-windows-no-backend-available). Re: Detecting Button Presses 10 Years Ago by TrustyTony What kind of webserver and web framework are you using? Re: Detecting Button Presses 10 Years Ago by BadManSam I'm using apache on a raspberry pi and I don't know what web framework is. Re: Detecting Button Presses 10 Years Ago by Schol-R-LEA A web framework is a set of interconnected libraries and interfaces that allow you to work with web pages in a more structured manner than the default Python library does (actually, in most languages, there isn't any standard library for HTML and HTTP at all; Python has only a very basic one). Typical web frameworks for Python include Django (… Re: Detecting Button Presses 10 Years Ago by Gribouillis Here is a very simple example using the microframework [bottle](http://bottlepy.org/docs/0.11/tutorial.html) (install with pip for example) # -*-coding: utf8-*- # webrobot.py from bottle import get, post, request from bottle import route, run @get('/movearm') def movearm_form(): return '''<form method=&… Re: Detecting Button Presses 10 Years Ago by Gribouillis Did you consider using a GUI such as tkinter to implement the controls ? GUIs make a difference between a button press and button release. Re: Detecting Button Presses 10 Years Ago by ABMorley Gribouillis, I think the OP wants to control it via a web browser - so Tkinter won't help. Re: Detecting Button Presses 10 Years Ago by BadManSam Yes, I want to control it using a web browser. Re: python get drive letter / mount point 9 Years Ago by snippsat [psutil](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/psutil/#downloads) is good. Here a run on my windows and Mint(VirtualBox) >>> import psutil >>> psutil.disk_partitions() [sdiskpart(device='C:\\', mountpoint='C:\\', fstype='NTFS', opts='rw,fixed'), sdiskpart(device='D:\\', mountpoint='D:\\', fstype='', opts='cdrom'), … Re: python get drive letter / mount point 9 Years Ago by vegaseat Also notice that the information returned resides in named tuples.