

There is also a /dev/serial/by-id but there will only be one entry there for this device because it shows the last one connected. FTDI chips will each have unique entries here.

Cheap chips won't, but they each have an entry under /dev/serial/by-path. This position, and the device names, should persist across reboots. If you have a lot of changes to your USB devices, plug all the CH340 devices into the same hub, then plug that in. The devices will enumerate in the order that they are plugged in to the hub.

This one-hub trick should work for MacOS and windows too, they should come up in the same order.įor devices with a unique ID such as FTDI you can set a udev rule that sees it's serial number and then creates a symlink to that device, it's straightforward.įor devices with the same or no Serial number, it's a lot more complex. When the device matches the product and vendor of the cheap arduino, it runs the script 'cheapduino.py' with the device as argument, for instance I created a udev rule that looks like this: ARDUINO CH341 SERIAL DRIVER LINUX 3.16.0 SERIAL NUMBER

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