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Thank you all for the vote of confidence! The Configuration now works Perfectly! Installing the drivers was the fix. MX Linux just gets better and better. Many thanks to the Developers and testers for such a great product. It's time I made a contribution to the cause to keep them interested.

Found it, now to figure out how... and since it was originally Arch linux I have to figure out Those differences as well. For those (if any) interested the file name is libftd2xx-x86_64-1.4.8gz The installation instructions-AN_220_FTDI_Drivers_Installation_Guide.pdf https://www.ftdichip.com ...

Thank you all for trying, I'm going to spend time trying to learn command line more. There must be some commands that will show what I have Vs: what I need. I'll update as I learn more. The links all seem to be about 6 years old or older, so I figured the newer versions would do more out of the box ...

And the final post FORScan Site Admin Posts: 2640 Joined: Fri Jun 13, 2014 2:21 am Re: How to run FORScan on Linux Post by FORScan » Mon Feb 15, 2016 3:47 am Update from Time_Lord: The problem with using a symbolic link that makes com1 point to /dev/ttyUSB0 is that the USB device is not always ...

Thanks for the reply and links, Below is something along the lines i think I need. This is from the forscan site jun 2014- How to run forscan on linux Author: Valentin Marinov, Bulgaria (Ford Escape Hybrid 2007). Edited by: Dmitry Lyubitskiy (Mazda Familia), Dick Saarloos (Ford Fiesta Mk6.5, Dutch ...

Thanks for the replies. I am using Forscan with an OBDLINK EX USB dongle. Kulmbacher, You hit it closest, Freemedia, You are onto what I'm looking for, needing some diagnostic command line codes to figure out my system. Head_on_a_stick, what you posted is beyond my expertise but I could do it with ...

Greetings All! I'm just another former frustrated winders user converted to Mx. (formerly mepis). I've done a number of installs and some multi booting various flavors of linux. Interestingly, my installs required very little Terminal interaction. All 4 of my laptops ran wonderfully OOTB after MX14 ...