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So, let folks know that just because their cable works on W11 does
not mean it will work under Linux.
Interesting, it's usually the other way around.? Just about
everything works under Linux, but a lot need proprietary drivers for
Windows!??? (There is always "the exception that proves the rule
though"...)
I don't have a copy of your original message, but what distribution
and version of Linux were you trying to use?
In any case...? This page seems it might have the solution....
(Scroll down to "Other Linux Distributions" and follow
instructions.)
Or, (and
very much easier...)? Get an adapter with a more
mainstream chipset, FTDI is the gold standard, as each chip has a
unique serial number, so you can then use Linux's "UDEV Rules"
facility, to reliably create a named instance per device.
MUCH easier to manage then.? And no faffing around with kernel
drivers from an unverified source.
73.
Dave G0WBX.
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