[BRLTTY] USB brailledisplays with OpenBSD

[Emanuel Helms]

Hello,

no I'm not sure. ;) but brltty does not detect the display with the
option !-d usb:".
When I connect the display dmesg tells me something with ftdi and I
think thats an adapter chip. So I think /cuaU2 should be the right
device.

I hope that I have time to compile a new version brltty in next time.

best regards
Emanuel

2012/8/26, Mario Lang <mlang at delysid.org>:
> Emanuel Helms <ehelms89 at googlemail.com> writes:
>
>> Thanks for your fast answers. Currently I have no access to an OpenBSD
>> machine, I hope I can send you the error messages in a few days.
>>
>> Its an OpenBSD 5.1 with brltty 3.6 (Original OpenBSD package).
>>
>> The Papenmeier was recognized as ucom2. So I tested out all serial devices
>> first. Most of the messages I got was, that the device is not configured.
>
> Its been long, but doesn't ucom2 imply that it was detected as a serial
> to usb adaptor?  I might be wrong, but are you sure that these devices
> will actually appear as /dev/cua*?  Isnt it possible they appear under
> some different name in /dev?
>
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