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posted by [identity profile] imc.livejournal.com at 11:17pm on 04/04/2008
So, I booted into Ubuntu, and tried lsusb -v, which reported 0x067b and 0x2303.

Which is, incidentally, what my one of these devices says under Fedora. Makes sense really given that the chip is called PL2303. 0x0557 seems to be ATEN which is another compatible device although I've no idea why one device could have two completely different identifiers.

Did you come across this on your googles? http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/29998
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posted by [personal profile] emperor at 12:00pm on 05/04/2008
That creates two /dev entries, neither of which does much of use. the /dev/tty.PL[thingy] AFAICT doesn't open usefully, and the /dev/cu.PL[thingy] is similarly not-very-good (returns an error, or splurges garbage over the screen, depending on what you try and open it with).

Thankfully, I've managed to get ubuntu talking to the wireless, so I think that's going to be the way to go.
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posted by [identity profile] pizza.maircrosoft.com at 12:44pm on 05/04/2008
I've managed to get ubuntu talking to the wireless

ooh, ooh, tell us how!
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