- Subject: Keyspan USB serial adapter on Debian
- From: "Steve DeLaney" <onramp123@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2007 07:40:20 -0800
- Reply-to: onramp123@xxxxxxxxx
- Thread-index: Acg8DCKtZUP7wA4bTqix8V2Ep3bh/w==
Hi All, not sure if this topic has been aired out before, but I'm new to the
forum.
I'm attempting to bring up a USB serial adapter on Debian so we can use a
serial port at 230.4KBaud
or faster if possible.
well I'd though to just plug my keyspan adapter in and away we go. not so
fast. Fedora, yes, Debian no.
>From what I gather there were licensing objections in Debian leaving it to
the user to roll their own.
I'm trying to figure out if Keyspan support can just be built as a loadable
kernel module for Debian.
or is it more involved than that?
or another route we can go is find a different USB serial for Debian. since
we are targeting
230.4K that narrows the field. preliminary tests on Belkin were that it
topped out at 115K.
open to suggestions, recommendations..
TIA
/steverino2
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