This isn't minicom's problem - most likely kernel (or possibly udev?)
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I change the USB MODE in the BIOS of the notebook.
Now it is in LEGACY MODE.
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Title:
Ubuntu 13.10 pl2303 hl340 64 bits problem
I don't know the right PACKAGE AREA, asorry about it,
Its a USB-SERIAL pl2303 area.
(usb serial and pl2302 are modules)
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Title:
In another notebook with i686 3.11.0-12-generic it works.-
** Description changed:
I installed a fresh Ubuntu 13.10 64 bits in a new Asus I7 A55A. Standard
install . All run perfect.
I connect a USB-Serial adapter model HL340, it has pl2303 chip but NEVER
appear the /dev/ttysUSB0
