Uncomment it and change it to CONFIG_USB_SERIAL_CH341=m configįind the line with “ #CONFIG_USB_SERIAL_CH341” We then copy the config file to here zcat /proc/config.gz >. Fortunately, it can be easily applied to CH341 as well.ĭownload the source of your kernel from here at the bottom of the pageĮxtract the file, you will see kernel_2 inside.Įxtract kernel_2 by tar xvjf kernel_2Ĭd into the extract folder, you will see hardware folder and a kernel folderĬd into kernel folder and then cd into kernel-4.4 folder There was an outdated guide on eLinux for FTDI drivers. I found out that HL-340 can be used after CH341 driver is enabled. You might see “QinHeng Electronics HL-340 USB-Serial adapter” If you happen to have such device, by typing in command lsusb Known Devices that might have this problem: After struggling for a while, I solved the problem and decided to write this guide
Some Arduino / USB Serial Converters use CH341 (or HL-340) which are not installed by the default jetpack.
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