Hey I have an application where I need to use the TUSB3410 with a linux box but I wanted a little bit of info from you guys before I went and built the whole thing. I read in one of your replies that linux only supports the 3410 with the default VID/PID. I want to use the TUSB3410 as an alternative to the FTDI ( I already have a few TUSB but it costs me a heep to get FTDI chips because of postage and handling etc) as a USB to serial bridge but I want to do this on a linux box. When I make my board for the USB to serial bridge should I include a blank EEPROM or should I leave the EEPROM disconnected?
Also could you clafiry weather I need to program the TUSB3410 before use? Or can I just build a board around them and connect it to a linux system and have myself a USB to Serial bridge??? what do I need to do in linux from a software/ driver perspective to use the TUSB and send serial out? If anyone has an app/ ckt/ any more info could you please fwd it to me @ [email protected]. Many thanks, Ezmez -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/USB-FET-for-Linux-tf1854102.html#a5628354 Sent from the MSP430 gcc - Users forum at Nabble.com.
