Robert Klep
Robert Klep
I think the RNDIS driver depends on other modules that aren't available (anymore) on Synology. What do you intend to use this driver for?
You don't need the RNDIS driver for that device, it's either the (built-in) `cdc-acm.ko` driver or the `ch341.ko` driver for your NAS (which is R1000, not G1000).
JSON parse errors are caused by using an incorrect password. If you're sure you're using the correct one, sometimes it helps "downgrading" to a more simple password (only letters and...
It's not a problem if you loaded them both. What does the following show? ``` /usr/syno/bin/lsusb -cui ```
That's correct. The serial number and access key are used to connect to the XMPP server, and the password is used to encrypt/decrypt the data going to/coming from your thermostat....
That means the device is available as `/dev/ttyACM0`
That means the module hasn't been loaded at boot. Did you follow [all installation instructions](https://github.com/robertklep/dsm7-usb-serial-drivers#installation)?
Because `/dev/ttyACM0` exists, there's already a driver installed for it 😊
You probably don't need `/dev/ttyUSB0` if you already have `/dev/ttyACM0`, but I don't use ZHA myself so not sure what the correct settings should be. If it doesn't work, can...