Fix initial setup problem: Yubikey vs YubiKey #84
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I just got a new YubiKey Nano 5C, and the setup process wasn't working for me because I couldn't find the Product ID and Vendor ID. I traced it to a case sensitivity issue with `grep`. Here is the YubiKey output of `lsusb`: ``` Bus 020 Device 001: ID 1050:0407 1050 YubiKey OTP+FIDO+CCID ``` Note the upper case "K" in YubiKey. Similar with `ioreg -p IOUSB -l -w 0 -x` ``` "USB Product Name" = "YubiKey OTP+FIDO+CCID" ``` Looking at the [Yubico website](https://www.yubico.com/products/yubikey-hardware/), the product name is actually YubiKey with a capital K. I've made the `grep` command case-insensitive in the setup instructions so that both `Yubikey` and `YubiKey` are found.
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I just got a new YubiKey Nano 5C, and the setup process wasn't working for me because I couldn't find the Product ID and Vendor ID. I traced it to a case sensitivity issue with
grep.Here is the YubiKey output of
lsusb:Note the upper case "K" in YubiKey.
Similar with
ioreg -p IOUSB -l -w 0 -xLooking at the Yubico website, the product name is actually YubiKey with a capital K.
I've made the
grepcommand case-insensitive in the setup instructions so that bothYubikeyandYubiKeyare found.-iignores case in both GNU grep and grep included in macOS.