fred44nl wrote: > when I put an usb-stick in the usb-port, I get /dev/disk1, /dev/rdisk1 and /dev/disk1s1, /dev/rdisk1s1. That's normal. The kernel (or one of its loaded drivers) detected the stick as a disk-like device and created device files for it. > when I connect the vag-com cable, there is no new entry in /dev. Oh yeah, that right, you're running it on Mac OS X. On Mac OS X, the only devices that get device files are disks and serial ports. If you want a serial port device file to appear for the cable, you need to install a driver (and I mean a native Mac OS X driver). You need to know the type of chip(s) used in the cable (if any) so you know what to look for. I can't provide that information, because I don't run VAG-COM.
