Ga�tan Marti wrote:
The current ftdi_sio module is for the FT8U100AX, 8U232AM, as well as for the USB to parallel converter (245). Our application is using the FT232BM and I'm not sure the FTDI_SIO module is designed for it!
The module works fine with the FT232BM chip and I talk from personal experience here :)
The only thing the driver doesn't support AFAIK is the bit-bang mode of this chip, because this mode doesn't fit in a serial driver architecture.
If you have a custom device with your own VID/PID, just edit the source at:
/drivers/usb/serial/ftdi_sio.c
and add an entry with your data to the array "id_table_FT232BM".
You probably can get more speed by using this driver than you would ever using libusb.
Ga�tan Marti wrote:
I'm currently porting an application from windows to linux. Thesoftware
read a stream of data coming from a custom device. The USB chip usedis
a FTDI USB-Serial.
This may seem like a silly question, but why don't you use the FTDI
serial driver that is already in the kernel?
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