It seems that not having drivers for the cc2531 in Win10 is in fact a problem, do you have them by chance or know where I can get them? I’ve tried 2 sources so far with zipped files (swrc088c and vcp)
PS, what you tried to do in Vbox should also work, but you either use usb OR ser, not both.
However, i lack the linux knowledge to determine on where to find it linux…
Unfortunately, in HyperV I can’t pass these from W10 to my virtual machine, that is why i do it over tcp
Those should show up using the dmesg | grep tty as they should be exposed to the VM as general USB serial ports.
If they don’t show up that way, then the other thing would be to install setserial and use that to query for serial ports exposed to the VM: sudo setserial -g /dev/ttyS[0123] (This command normally requires sudo privileges to run).
Is it possible for you to upload that exact file for me because I can’t find it. I did read that after the Win0 creators update peoples cc253x devices stopped detecting?
Ok cool, it’s basically if I add as a USB as seen in my second pic… then when I try integrate Zigbee, no device is automatically found but when I user seiral port then it at least picks up the device… but I have Port Mode set to “Disconnected”… which of course won’t work but it does show in the Zigbee integration
Hmm…I don’t think I can isolate the generic usb2serial driver…
And it should not be an issue; my w10 is fully up-to-date:
My 2 cents:
When you enable pass-through for USB, it will not be available under W10, as it has been ‘moved’ to virtual box ( at least that is how it works with VMWare)
A little late but I was wondering what to do after you install that specific driver. It doesn’t assign a COM port so what do we do after we install that driver.
Ok so I got that driver installed but it says that the device could not start. I did a bit of googling and I found that it’s because these are drivers for 32-bit machines. What should I do next?