I am starting to use libftdi1 v1.0 in Ubuntu 12.04.
First, thanks to all who made this possible.
We have been using an FT245R for several years, programming them with
libftdi v0.16 with an older Ubuntu system. After programming one with
libftdi1 v1.0, we can't communicate with it.
I traced the problem to a difference in what is programmed into the
first byte of the eeprom. v1.0 is programming that byte as 0x00. Version
0.16 originally did that too, but I had modified it to program with 0x09
to match what MProg was doing. This made the chip work for us.
Are these bits are associated with enabling VCP? We don't use VCP, so
that might account for the difference. I can't see how to program this
byte to 0x09 in libftdi1 v1.0, short of modifying ftdi.c. Is there a way
already there?
Thanks for any help with this.
Karl
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