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Mark Haney schrieb: |
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> I have a laptop that has no serial ports, but I have a USB to Serial |
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> cable for it. Up til now I've been booting to Windows (yeah I know) to |
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> use it since I couldn't find what port to use in Gentoo. What's the |
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> best way of determining which port it's using? |
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Do you have a driver compiled for the convertet into the kernel? Or a module? |
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use lsusb -v from usbutils to identify the chipset it uses and turn |
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the one on in your kernel config. |
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Normally the created serial ports are called /dev/ttyUSB[0..9] |
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