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  1. At the ChEBI 2.0 workshop, Muhammad Arsalan is presenting how ChEBI is using the Bioregistry to standardize its cross-references, generate URLs on their front-end, and more

    #chembl #ebi #chebi #sssom #cheminformatics

  2. At the ChEBI 2.0 workshop, Muhammad Arsalan is presenting how ChEBI is using the Bioregistry to standardize its cross-references, generate URLs on their front-end, and more

  3. At the ChEBI 2.0 workshop, Muhammad Arsalan is presenting how ChEBI is using the Bioregistry to standardize its cross-references, generate URLs on their front-end, and more

    #chembl #ebi #chebi #sssom #cheminformatics

  4. At the ChEBI 2.0 workshop, Muhammad Arsalan is presenting how ChEBI is using the Bioregistry to standardize its cross-references, generate URLs on their front-end, and more

    #chembl #ebi #chebi #sssom #cheminformatics

  5. At the ChEBI 2.0 workshop, Muhammad Arsalan is presenting how ChEBI is using the Bioregistry to standardize its cross-references, generate URLs on their front-end, and more

    #chembl #ebi #chebi #sssom #cheminformatics

  6. For anyone else capturing #USB on #macOS on Apple Silicon:
    It does work, you just have to disable SIP entirely first (individual flags don't work, need csrutil disable)
    You need to manually set the correct interface up, e.g. sudo ifconfig XHC2 up

    For identifying a specific device, the easiest way is to correlate with IORegistryExplorer.
    For example:

    iPhone@02100000
    ^
    XHC interface

    Once you start the capture in Wireshark, you can filter to just that device using

    usb.darwin.location_id == 0x02100000
  7. For anyone else capturing #USB on #macOS on Apple Silicon:
    It does work, you just have to disable SIP entirely first (individual flags don't work, need csrutil disable)
    You need to manually set the correct interface up, e.g. sudo ifconfig XHC2 up

    For identifying a specific device, the easiest way is to correlate with IORegistryExplorer.
    For example:

    iPhone@02100000
    ^
    XHC interface

    Once you start the capture in Wireshark, you can filter to just that device using

    usb.darwin.location_id == 0x02100000