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i've already searched stackoverflow.com and google for an answer but couldn't find anything.
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I've got the bsdName of a partition (disk1s1) which belongs to an external USB HDD (disk1).
I need to find out the serial number of that external HDD. I already tried the following (look for a service with the bsd Name):
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The Problem with that is: The service type returned is IOMedia which has no field USB Serial Number. I end up with the same problem if i use DiskArbitrationframework (which is an abstraktion for IOMedia)
So i tried the other way around: Get all IOUSBDeviceservices iterate over them and just look for the bsdName or partitions on that IOUSBDevice. Unfortunately, there is no information stored about any partitions or bsd names in IOUSBDevice.
Can anybody help me with this problem?
Further information:
- XCode 4.3.2
- Mac OS X Lion (10.7.3)
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EDIT:Here is the interesting part of the output if i iterate over all IOUSBDevice or AppleUSBEHCI io_services :
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As you can see, i get the serial number but i have no possibility to tell which bsd name this device has.