QuecPython Module Linux System USB Driver Installation Guide

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The QuecPython module's Linux system USB driver is provided in source code form and needs to be compiled by developers according to the Linux kernel version used.

Currently supported module models include: EC600U, EC200U, EC600N, EC800N, EC200A, EC800G, EC600M, EC800M, EC600E, EC800E

Environment Dependencies

The driver installation process depends on git, make, and gcc. Install them by running the following commands:

sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
sudo apt install git make gcc

Source Code Download

git clone https://github.com/QuecPython/Quectel_Linux_USB_Serial_Option_Driver.git

Compilation and Installation

If the driver has been installed before, you need to first run rmmod option to remove the previously installed driver.

1. The driver code is located in the src folder, categorized by the kernel version. Developers should choose the folder that is closest to the kernel version used in their system for compilation.

   Use the uname -r command to check the system's kernel version. The result of the command will look like this:

carl@carl-OptiPlex-7050:~$ uname -r
5.4.0-150-generic

2. Find the folder that is closest to your system's kernel version and navigate to that directory: cd src/v5.4.1
3. Execute sudo make install to compile and install the driver.

If you are compiling the driver for EC200A, after running make install, you need to perform the following two steps:

cd drivers/usb/serial
insmod option.ko