[c-nsp] Laptop USB-to-serial adapters - Break sequence?

[Michael Loftis]

--On November 4, 2005 1:22:36 PM +0800 Brett Looney <brett at looney.id.au> 
wrote:


> I've used the ATEN UC-232A adapter with great success. Only has a 15
> inch (ish) cable but that's good because it doesn't get too tangled
> in my bag. Tried several others prior to this one and had not so much
> luck - some don't like sending break, etc.

The Keyspan USB-19HS atleast has a standard USB B (device) socket on it so 
you can use it with any length of cable you see fit. :)

Mac, Windows, and Linux compatible.  2.4.22 and later kernels I believe 
have the full Keyspan driver in them so you should be able to just plug it 
in and oooo serial port, easier than the OS X where you do have to install 
drivers hah.  2.4.25 I know does, but I think they showed up around 
2.4.20-2.4.22...
>
> Not sure about its compatibility with Linux or Mac though...
>
> B.
>
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