Hello Hendrik,
On 2014-12-02 11:42, Hendrik wrote:
we can also address the port by their USB specific information (e.g.
the serial number of the device instead of just 'COM<something>'
(which is cumbersome especially if there are many devices connected).
when you use the standard driver 'ftdi_sio', 'udev' will automatically
create symlinks below /dev/serial/;
in the directory /dev/serial/by-path/ you'll find symlinks named after
the topology ("where is the device plugged in"), and in
/dev/serial/by-id/ you'll find symlinks named after the product name
and serial number ("which device is it").
HTH,
cheers
Anders
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