It will select only qualified and updated drivers for all hardware parts all alone. When I try to load the drivers, it does not recognize the device. Another was USB chipset specific and the answer to that was to actually remove that driver and let the Microsoft one take over.īit, Download the USB 2. Also, I don't get how someone can buy Chinese products or from anywhere else and be afraid to visit their site. Strange that they have an MIT license for their own software. One is Linux Mint I used the 'driver' that I downloaded from the site in question and guess what? It is the exact same driver that NodeMCU uses.įor those that want or need to download the driver, but don't want to visit a 'suspicious site' just go here nodemcu-dev and you will find three flavors: Linux, MAC and Windows. I have at least two Ubuntu machines that did not recognize the CHg chip. I feel alienated, however this information is incorrect. The CHG is fully supported by the default kernel in all distros I have ever used. My entire dmesg file can be found on pastebin, here is the end of it. EDIT: Apparently my system is having an issue with recognizing the device. If the unix stackexchange site would be a better place to ask then the question can be moved. I ask here because devices with that chip seem to be popular in the Arduino community.
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