I think you would have to wait for MS to include it in a driver pack as
RedHat has done with Fedora.


On 11/20/06, Harold Hallikainen <harold@hallikainen.org> wrote:
>
>
> I've used the Silicon Labs CP2102 in several projects and am quite happy
> with it. It WOULD be nice if the OS could figure it out without our having
> to add another driver. I have a EIA232 to USB converter I use on my laptop
> to connect to my cellphone. Just plugging it in, Fedora Core 5 recognizes
> it. I never had to load any drivers. So... is there some way with the
> SiLab or FTDI chips to get something similar? No driver required?
>
> Harold
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