This repository contains tools for changing serial numbers in the internal EEPROM of FTDI chips. It is based on FTDI's official libftd2xx library and example code. There are many USB-serial cables on ...

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The primary method here is to visit the FTDI website and search & download the drivers you’re looking for. Here’s how that can be done: Open your web browser and visit the FTDI driver download center ...

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