Hi All

I'm in the lengthy process of migrating services off a Linux server to a new 
snv_129 box.  Your patience with a Solaris newbie would be appreciated ;-)

One of the applications I am running is a 1-Wire weather system.  The USB to 
1-Wire adapter I have uses an FTDI chipset.

Whilst I have the usbftdi module loaded, plugging the adapter in gets the 
device connected thus:

device1 -> ../../devices/pci at 0,0/pci1458,5004 at 1d/device at 1:usb_mid

Rather than as a /dev/cua? which I need.

1) What do I do to get the system to recognise my adapter as something that 
wants the usbftdi driver rather than the usb_mid driver?  If it is relevant, 
the vendor ID of the adapter is 0x0403 and the device ID is 0xEA90. (According 
to dmesg, when plugged into Linux box.)

2) How do I get the usbftdi module to load automatically on boot? Been through 
various Linux->Solaris guides, but can't figure this out.

Cheers

Smiffy

PS - apologies for the dual-post; unsure whether this was a USB driver or 
general help issue.
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