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>Host Configuration&nbsp;--&nbsp;Host Configuration for USB Serial like Peripherals
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>        Configuration for two hosts are listed here, Microsoft Windows
        and Linux. It should also be possible to use the eCos USB
        serial like peripheral driver with other hosts.
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>          The eCos USB serial like peripheral driver can be used in
          Linux in one of two ways.
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>                Using the generic usbserial kernel module passing the
                vendor and product ID as module parameters. e.g.
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>                modprobe usbserial vendor=0xabcd product=0x1234
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>                would load the kernel module so that it would use a
                USB device abcd:1234 as a serial device.
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>                Using the mini driver provided with eCos in the
                <TT
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                directory. This driver must be edited and the correct
                vendor and product ID set to match the vendor and
                product ID used by the device. Once compiled this
                driver can be loaded with:
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>                modprobe usbserial
                modprobe ecos_usbserial
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>                This driver is known to compile with kernel versions
                2.6.18 and probably works fine with other
                kernels. However it fails to compile with kernels
                after 2.6.25.
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          Both of these methods will result in the Linux Kernel making
          a new serial device available. This is typically
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>          To install the device in a Microsoft Windows system make use
          of the INF file
          in <TT
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>host/windows/eCosUsbSerial.inf</TT
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          this INF file and <TT
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>usbser.sys</TT
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          version of Windows into an empty directory. Then plug in the
          USB device. When prompted to load a driver navigate to the
          INF file and select it.
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