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Hello, I am trying to install the cp210x-3.0.0 driver on debian Linux 2.6.22-3-686 kernel. I followed all the steps that are described in the installation file which u can see ...
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    cp210x-3.0.0 driver problem

    Hello,
    I am trying to install the cp210x-3.0.0 driver on debian Linux 2.6.22-3-686 kernel. I followed all the steps that are described in the installation file which u can see below . When I arrive at step 4 , I won’t come any further. After I entered the ./makerpm in my command window , I get the following errors.
    RPM build errors:

    Bad exit status from /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.6T0oX5 (%build)
    + '[' -f /root/.rpmmacros.cp210x ']'
    + rm /root/.rpmmacros
    + mv -f /root/.rpmmacros.cp210x /root/.rpmmacros

    What do I have to do to solve these errors ?

    Kind regards,



    1. Extract the source package into the home directory by running:
    gzip -cd cp210x-x.y.z-i.tar.gz | tar xvf -

    2. Modify line 17 of the ./cp210x/Rules.make file to set KENELDIR to point to
    the local source directory. (2.4 kernel only)

    3. Modify line 98 of the ./cp210x/cp210x.h file to set the include directory to
    point to the local source directory's copy of usb-serial.h. (2.4 kernel only)

    4. Use the following command to build the rpm:
    ./makerpm
    It will be generated in:
    /var/tmp/silabs/rpmbuild/RPM/i386/cp210x-x.y.z-i.rpm
    where x.y.z-i is the current release number.

    5. Browse to the directory above containing the new rpm and run:
    rpm -Uvh cp210x-x.y.z-i.rpm
    where x.y.z-i is the current release number.

    6. This will install the driver if it is not already installed and up to date.
    Reboot the computer to complete the installation. (optional)

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    Hi.

    I think that RPM means RedHat Package Manager. Maybe it's the reason why it's not working. Anyway, I found some stuff on the web that might (I didn't read on it) help you (in case you know / find that RPM files can also be used under debian).

    Here's the link:
    RPM HOWTO


    chris81

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