> Small remark about the older BM type chips: It will also set the
> ftdi->index to "1" for the old chips.
>
> According to my very ancient documentation, an index of zero (=default
> interface) will be remapped to one (=SIOA). I verified it works by modifying
> libftdi 0.x with "ftdi->index = 1" and run it on old hardware.
>
> There's also code in ftdi_usb_open_dev() to set interface A,
> maybe we can get rid of that?
This code do nothing (tested on FT2232H). Index alyaws set to 0, even
without my patch by ftdi_init()
You can remove it.
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