Modify package so the resultant module is named cp210x instead of cp2101.

[cp210x.git] / README

diff --git a/README b/README
index 0c1b0f738f32ec9f044e9fa64243e42268f5c267..da76bda781158a3bc45b1071081a7791f1c7f289 100644 (file)
--- a/README
+++ b/README
@@ -23,14 +23,14 @@ Build a .deb locally is quite a bit simpler and faster:
 * # To install locally, FIRST REMOVE all cp210x-module packages installed. Then,
 * sudo dpkg -i build/cp210x-module*.deb
 
-The cp2101.ko file can be built and installed from the source directory as
+The cp210x.ko file can be built and installed from the source directory as
 well, but this isn't recommended:
 
 * Check out the code
 * cd cp210x/src
 * ./configure -kver $(uname -r)
 * make -f Makefile.go all
-* # The binary is called cp2101.ko
+* # The binary is called cp210x.ko
 * # To install,
 * chmod a+x installmod
 * sudo make -f Makefile.go install
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ well, but this isn't recommended:
 
 Older kernels are supported, but require one to check out the pre2.6.24
 branch from the repo, then follow any of the steps above.  You may have to
-edit cp2101.c and replace:
+edit cp210x.c and replace:
        #include "usb-serial.h"
 with:
        #include "/path/to/usb-serial.h"