Robert Klep
Robert Klep
Like I said, the "File exists" error happens because the module is already loaded. Try unplugging the Conbee, then plugging it back in, then check `sudo dmesg` to see if...
@ryanthuff1 most modules are also available for 7.1
@pacolvin Can you post the output of these commands: ``` lsmod | grep serial lsusb -cui ``` Preferably in a new issue report 👍🏻
> None of those i could install with this command as described in the manual Which manual is that? > Invalid module format That's caused by not downloading the correct...
Please make sure that you follow [the correct downloading instructions](https://github.com/robertklep/dsm7-usb-serial-drivers#downloading-a-module)!
@arajeet you didn't load `usbserial.ko` first.
@brrrgh do you actually need `rndis_host.ko`? The full path is `/lib/modules/usbserial.ko`, and it should come with DSM. [The provided script](https://github.com/robertklep/dsm7-usb-serial-drivers/blob/main/usb-serial-drivers.sh) will load it, so if you don't use that script...
To check if the drivers are loaded: ``` lsmod | grep serial ``` To check if your device was recognised, and which device entry it uses: ``` lsusb -cui ```
Your issue isn't with the drivers (they're loading fine, apart from the `rndis` one but that's not needed anyway) but with the connection between your device and your NAS. Try...
@stagovic the size of `/lib/modules/ch341.ko` should be 255928 bytes, and its MD5 checksum should be `93ee1e55dbc19d70b170f7a1ab72d4a1` (`md5sum /lib/modules/ch341.ko`). Can you confirm those values?