How to solve LIBUSB_ERROR_BUSY on Raspberry Pi (Debian) running Node.js
I did some research into this: The reason is that the Raspberry Pi
attaches a kernel driver to connected devices. You need to check for a kernel driver and detach it before claiming the interface.
Seeing as you are using node-usb
, here is some pseudo code:
device.open()
const deviceInterface = device.interfaces[0]
let driverAttached = false
if (printerInterface.isKernelDriverActive()) {
driverAttached = true
deviceInterface.detachKernelDriver()
}
deviceInterface.claim()
// ... use the device interface
deviceInterface.release(() => {
if (driverAttached) {
deviceInterface.attachKernelDriver()
}
device.close()
})
Find two consecutive rows
Assuming the rows have sequential IDs, something like this may be what you're looking for:
select top 1 *
from
Bills b1
inner join Bills b2 on b1.id = b2.id - 1
where
b1.IsEstimate = 1 and b2.IsEstimate = 1
order by
b1.BillDate desc
Related Topics
Using Command Substitution Inside a Sed Script, with Arguments
How to Inject a Raw L2 Packet as an Incoming Packet to an Interface on Linux
End Perl Script Without Waiting for System Call to Return
Find Installation Path in Linux
Wget Breaking with Content-Disposition
Why Does The Stack Have to Be Page Aligned
Use "Git Revert" to Back-Out a Change Adding a Line
Why Do Es and Ds Zero Out Eventually on 64 Bit Kernel When Set to Tls Selectors
How Does Iwlist() Command Scans The Wireless Networks
What Is Real Time Priority of a Process
What Is The Mutex Acquire and Release Order
How to Rename a Kernel Module Name Without Renaming The .Ko Passed to Insmod
How to Connect to Docker Container from Localhost
Inspect Network Traffic from Simple Linux Cli App
Find Is Returning "Find: .: Permission Denied", But I Am Not Searching In