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No /dev/ttyACMx with usbgpio16 on Linux

Discussion in 'GPIO Modules' started by engineer_student, Apr 17, 2016.

  1. engineer_student

    engineer_student New Member

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    I am connecting usbgpio16 to a linux machine. The power LED of the board turns on, and the device can be seen in the list of USB devices on the system. But, there is no /dev/ttyACMx created. What could be wrong here?

    Thanks,
     
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    hello . me too i am confused. there is no documentation on how to use this with linux machine.
    i want my application to be able to detect the port with pyserial.
    please how do i detect the port in linux
     
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    you could try

    dmesg

    on linux after inserting USB you will see there what device will be set
     
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    please what linux distro could you verify
     
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    i do not have the board :(

    I run debian
     
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    dmesg should be available on most if not all distros.

    Thanks,
    Tom
    Nuamto Lab
     

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