Re: [NTLK] usb-serial adapter in osx

there is no file name... it comes out of a .sit file, and when
expanded is only called something like fs983 (as an example, I threw
out the file, but it was alphanumeric and that's all)
the link to the driver is: http://www.cptechusa.com/support.html

it's the CP-US-03 cable

and no such luck with system profiler, as I said, it is only seen as
a "usb device" with no more info than that, so it is not seeing it as
anything in particular, and not seeing it properly

On Jan 20, 2007, at 7:39 PM, newtontalk@newtontalk.net wrote:

> What is the file name, maybe that will give us a hint? or perhaps
> the link to the driver so we can investigate?
>> Does anyone have a driver for OSX that
>> works? Does anyone use this brand of cable? Am I out of luck here?
> Sometimes using system profiler, you can investigate the chipset of
> your adapter and then seek out a driver at the chipset vendors site...
>
> Marty
>

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