As far as I know, Macs don't have this problem. Those trying to
solve it in Linux might try to understand how Apple addresses
it. With some luck, the Apple approach is in the open source
part of MacOS, making it easy to study. Windows users might
approach Microsoft saying that other OSs have solved the
problem, why does your OS still have it?
73 Bill AE6JV
On 8/2/19 at 2:52 AM, [email protected] (Dave B via
Elecraft) wrote:
You can "fix" regular USB<>Serial devices, to always show up at the same
COM port, when the system (re)starts, or you (re)plug something.
Plenty of instructions on the interweb, including this which I had a
part in, that seems to work with Windows 10 & earlier.
http://www.w1hkj.com/doku/doku.php?id=howto:taming_the_wild_comport_in_windows
For Linux users, you can use "udev rules" to do the same (and more.)
I have no idea re MAC's, but you could ask about the issue on any of the
*BSD mailing lists.
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