I know I don't know enough about this so maybe someone can enlighten me.
When I connect a USB to serial adapter on my NSLU2 Debian system all is well...
it assigns ttyUSB0. But if I disconnect the cable and then reconnect it
assigns the next port - ttyUSB1 and so on going up.
Is this normal? I tried deleting the /dev/ttyUSBx files but it still assigns
the next port. Is there a way to delete a port so it can be reassigned? I know
rebooting would solve the problem but I do not want to do that every time.
Doug
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