Hi all. I am wondering if anyone knows anything regarding the RTS/CTS lines on the CH341 (maybe CH340 though I have no chip example). I have two CH341-based devices, both a generic 3V3 uart and also an all-in-one type device with SPI/I2C. >From my tests, neither of them seem to have RTS/CTS respected, and I don't believe they are fake? My test procedure is as follows: 1) Have nothing connected except TxD/RxD via a jumper. 2) Open `statserial` to check the status of the lines. On all devices, RTS is set to 1 and CTS is set to 0. 3) Open PuTTY, ttyUSB0, 9600 baud, RTS/CTS flow control. Data should not flow as CTS is not high. Close PuTTY. 4) Open PuTTY again, same settings, but with no flow control. Characters buffered from step 3 should now appear thanks to the loopback in step 1. Alternatively, for step 3 and 4, set Picocom to use RTS/CTS, send some data, then disable flow control, and the buffered data will now flow. Using an (albeit fake) FTDI device, and PL2303 based device, they both work as expected. A CP2102 doesn't like to exit with stuff already in the buffer (just hangs PuTTY), but thats a separate issue, and at least it is respecting CTS/RTS. However with both CH341 devices I have, on step 3, the data flows regardless. Checking in statserial, CTS is indeed still set to 0. Is this intended behaviour? Looking through the source I can see RTS/DTR should be supported, but it just doesn't seem to work. If anyone wants to look at it I'm happy to help debug.