1# 2# The sample USB serial driver settings file 3# 4# Rename it to usb_serial and put into 5# /boot/home/config/settings/kernel/drivers/ 6# After restarting your system the new settings will works. 7 8#support_acm_devices - if you have other ACM driver in your system you can disable 9# ACM support by setting this key to "false". The default value is "true" - the ACM 10# support is activated. 11#support_acm_devices true 12 13# Following settings are for debugging purposes. 14# Debug output - this is a possibility to view some kind of development related 15# information - error and warning messages etc. 16 17# debug_output - activates debug output. The debug builds has debug output 18# activated by default and this key has no effect on it. The release builds requires 19# to activate this if you want to see debug messages in syslog or in private log file. 20# 21# debug_output true 22 23# debug_output_in_file - activates writing of debug messages into private log file. 24# The name of this file is /boot/home/usb_serial.log. If this key is set to true - no messages 25# will be written into syslog. 26# 27# debug_output_in_file true 28 29# debug_output_file_rewrite - activates rewriting of private log file on 30# calling driver_init() syscall. By default this set in false. 31# 32# debug_output_file_rewrite false 33 34# debug_trace_func_calls - the information about driver functions calls 35# will be traced. Would you like to see internals? Then activate this. 36# 37# debug_trace_func_calls true 38