BackgroundIt seems I only know enough linux to get myself in trouble.I'm working on a couple of embedded systems (two different models) both running linux. I've been troubleshooting a modem support code that I had working with the newer one on the older one of the two. I stopped the code and tried to manually load the usbserial driver. On the newer device, when I load the usbserial driver, four devices appear in /dev/ttyUSB#.What I didI noted that there were actually 16 ttyUSB## devices listed all the time. They never disappear. I'm guessing [now] it is because the older kernel works differently or something. Unfortunately, I went ahead and deleted all 16 ttyUSB## devices. Now they are gone and won't come back. I don't know how to create character devices. What can I do to get those devices back?Kernel Version:uname -r returns 2.6.17.9-ep93xx-pxa-ads5Additional InformationIf there is some important piece of information I've left out, comment and I'll add it. Thanks in advance!
How do I recreate /dev/ttyUSB## devices that I deleted?
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You can manually create the /dev entry using    mknod /dev/ttyUSBn c 188 nParameters:mknod is widely known tool to create /dev entries/dev/ttyUSBn: device namec : char device188 : major device numbern : minor device number,ttyUSB0, ttyUSB1, etc.But the device should be created automatically according to the udev rules