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Keil USB-serial driver for Linux?

Hi,

I'm using an LPC-H2184 ARM development board, that registers as a Keil Software c251:1305 USB device on my computer. I wonder if you have sub-serial drivers for Linux for this device, so that I can use the development board from Linux as well.

Thanks,

Akos

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0 Akos Maroy over 17 years ago in reply to Tsuneo Chinzei

I see..

So basically the USB on the board with turn out to be the kind of device that you program it to be. It's not a USB-Serial device or anything else - but depends on the software running on the board.

Thanks for the clarification. I'll try to see how to make it work..

Akos
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0 Akos Maroy over 17 years ago in reply to Tsuneo Chinzei

I see..

So basically the USB on the board with turn out to be the kind of device that you program it to be. It's not a USB-Serial device or anything else - but depends on the software running on the board.

Thanks for the clarification. I'll try to see how to make it work..

Akos
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0 klappack matlerf over 17 years ago in reply to Akos Maroy

yes,,,, you must be carefull

the linux fdrirve is not the working example

i use microsofts windows xp for the usb device and i do not use it in lunux anymore.
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