Recognizable serial name and disk label #49
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Added command to set disk label. Changed serial name and default disk label
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The serial name of bus pirate on Mac systems is not so recognizable. Therefore I change the serial names from
/dev/tty.usbmodem0123456789121and/dev/tty.usbmodem0123456789123to/dev/tty.usbmodem5buspirate1and/dev/tty.usbmodem5buspirate3respectively.I haven't manage to figure out what sets the numbers at the end of the name, Ideally I want the names to be like "buspirate5_terminal" and "buspirate5_binmode" so it would be easy to understand.
In addition, the onboard storage is always shown as "NO LABEL" on the host system, so I changed the flash format function to also set the disk label, and added a command to set the disk label so users could avoid reformatting there flash chip.