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Silicon Valleys driver filename - unidee - 05-21-2020
I have downloaded oximeter CMS50F driver for Oscar last autumn 2019. And it works. But now I want get another computer to work with oximeter. So I want to copy the driver from this computer to another. I have Linux. And I remember that file is somewhere /usr/lib/ or /usr/share/lib/. Can you name the file to that oximeter?
RE: Silicon Valleys driver filename - weiss27md - 05-31-2020
Maybe post this in the Software section.
RE: Silicon Valleys driver filename - Crimson Nape - 05-31-2020
This thread has been moved from the Main forum to the Software forum.
RE: Silicon Valleys driver filename - pholynyk - 05-31-2020
The driver for the SliconLabs chip is already in the Linux kernel. You can't copy it over unless you have the exact same kernel in both machines, and you don't need to to because it's already there.
It doesn't get loaded until you plug in your CMS50F; then you will see a cp310x listed when you use the lsmod command.
RE: Silicon Valleys driver filename - unidee - 06-01-2020
I have Ubuntu 20.4 on laptop. And Oscar 1.1.0 installed to it. Oscar don't see CMS50F oximeter data with USB-cable... And with Kubuntu 18.04 where is Silicon Valleys drivers somewhere in lib directory CMS50F works with Oscar 1.1.0 or 1.1.1.
RE: Silicon Valleys driver filename - pholynyk - 06-01-2020
on each system, enter
find /lib/modules -name "cp210*
You should get something like this: (but my Ubuntu 18.04 has the kernel as 4.15.99 and 4.15.101)
phil@AmyDee:~$ find /lib/modules -name cp210*
/lib/modules/4.9.0-12-amd64/kernel/drivers/usb/serial/cp210x.ko
/lib/modules/4.9.0-11-amd64/kernel/drivers/usb/serial/cp210x.ko
phil@AmyDee:~$