Hello,
this might just be me stating the really obvious and making a fool of
myself, but since the FTDI chip emulates a serial connection through USB and
the FTDI driver takes care of that, wouldn't it make sense for the device to
appear as serial rather than USB? At least on Windows when I connect
Felix Grützmacher - Handy Tech Elektronik GmbH
writes:
> this might just be me stating the really obvious and making a fool of
> myself, but since the FTDI chip emulates a serial connection through USB and
> the FTDI driver takes care of that, wouldn't it make sense for the device to
> appear as
Yes, I think you are right about your hypothesis. It's just that my experience
with serial in the past involved either a serial cable or a converter so I
wasn't expecting this. But it does make sense.
On Mar 30, 2017, at 2:19 AM, Felix Grützmacher - Handy Tech Elektronik GmbH
wrote:
Hello,
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"refuses" is a pretty strong depiction. I wanted to try to solve the problem
first if I could without doing logs but I have done logs in the past, as Dave
can testify, and I am not at all adverse to doing them. I am rather busy right
now and am preparing for a three-week visit from a friend. On
Hi Dave,
just a question:
is brlapi supposed to build on OS X?
if yes, sysmacros.h does not exist on this platform and, brltty does not build.
Is there something like --disable-brlapi in configure, or even
#IF DEFINED DARWIN!!! somewhere?
may be i miss something?
Thanks and Regards;
Raoul
rm.
