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Readme dupe cleanup #95

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Expand Up @@ -56,7 +56,14 @@ $ osascript -e 'tell application "yubiswitch" to KeyOff'

# How to find ProductID and VendorID

To find the product and vendor ids, do the following in the terminal:
To find the product and vendor IDs you can use any of the following methods:

1. Use the GUI:
- Open the System Information app (`CMD + Space`) type `System Information`
- On the left sidebar click on USB -> Find your OTP/FIDO/CCID
![System Information app Screenshot](/images/screenshot-system-prefs.png)

2. Do the following in the terminal:

```
$ ioreg -p IOUSB -l -w 0 -x | grep -i Yubikey -A10 | grep 'idProduct\|idVendor'
Expand All @@ -66,7 +73,7 @@ $ ioreg -p IOUSB -l -w 0 -x | grep -i Yubikey -A10 | grep 'idProduct\|idVendor'

> **note:** the `-x` for ioreg is important for displaying the idProduct field in hexadecimal.

If you have brew installed and [prefer lsusb-style output](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17058134/is-there-an-equivalent-of-lsusb-for-os-x):
3. If you have brew installed and [prefer lsusb-style output](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17058134/is-there-an-equivalent-of-lsusb-for-os-x):

```
$ brew update && brew tap jlhonora/lsusb && brew install lsusb
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# Known Issues

- The app's default settings support the Nano. If you have the neo, go into the app's `Preferences` by clicking on the menu icon, then set the the `Product ID` to `0x0114` (or whatever your ProductID is).
- If your Nano is not working, you might want to confirm the `Product ID` and `Vendor ID` follow the how to find your ProductID and VendorID steps below
- The app's default settings support the Nano. If you have a different model, go into the app's `Preferences` by clicking on the menu icon, then set the the `Product ID` to `0x0114` (or whatever your ProductID is) see: [How to find ProductID and VendorID](#how-to-find-productid-and-vendorid).
- If your YubiKey is not working, you might want to confirm the `Product ID` and `Vendor ID` follow the how to find your ProductID and VendorID steps below
- This app only works with recent version of OSX because it relies on the Notification Centre. OSX 10.8.x and above would do it. Sorry about that.

## How to find your ProductID and VendorID

- Open the System Information app (`CMD + Space`) type `System Information`
- On the left sidebar click on USB -> Find your OTP/FIDO/CCID
![System Information app Screenshot](/images/screenshot-system-prefs.png)

# TODO and future plans

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