That's a shame - you could always crack it open and see if the wires need resoldering?
For others looking: It's worth noting that the Feasycom BP119 sticks I sell in the shop have a slightly different firmware on them that 'just works' on Linux. Unless Feasycom changed their firmware across the board, the original BP119s appeared as a USB memory stick at first and needed some configuration in Linux to ensure a 'mode change' command was sent.
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That's a shame - you could always crack it open and see if the wires need resoldering?
For others looking: It's worth noting that the Feasycom BP119 sticks I sell in the shop have a slightly different firmware on them that 'just works' on Linux. Unless Feasycom changed their firmware across the board, the original BP119s appeared as a USB memory stick at first and needed some configuration in Linux to ensure a 'mode change' command was sent.