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I like the general idea, however at the moment it's very in depth and only for 2 possible chipsets. I would say USB Serial is very well supported in most distros and has been for a very long time, so the most likely issue a user is going to face are permissions not drivers, so I think this should be listed first and also mention ttyACMx |
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This adds installation help for Linux, that only show up when a Linux user agent is detected.
Testing
These instructions have been tested using an ESP32 (CP2102) on Debian, Arch Linux and Fedora.
The
lsusbcommand (used to verify whether the USB cable supports data transfer) has also been tested with and without the drivers.