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Re: Programming on a Mac

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I have a Core2Duo Macbook Pro.

I have Parallels with WinXP with service pack 2.

MPLab and friends work wonderfully, and compiling with mcc18 is successful.

However, the RadioShack USB to Serial adapter that I just installed drivers for isn't working. The documentation says that when I plug in the USB end, Windows should create another device in my "Ports (COM & LPT)" section in device manager. That doesn't happen in Parallels, though it does happen on a regular desktop PC.

So that has been my experience. Anybody have ideas? We were so close...
Did you install drivers for the USB adapter on the mac, or on Windows XP?
 


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