This is currently preventing me from using a Digirig Mobile amatuer radio interface device, which uses the 10c4:ea60 Silicon Labs CP210x UART Bridge. Pop_OS depends on brltty so I can't remove the package. However, I was able to follow comment #2:
Edit /etc/brltty.conf, and add line:
```
braille-device usb:0000:0000
```
This points brltty as a particular nonexistent device and prevents it from trying to take over the USB serial device.
This is currently preventing me from using a Digirig Mobile amatuer radio interface device, which uses the 10c4:ea60 Silicon Labs CP210x UART Bridge. Pop_OS depends on brltty so I can't remove the package. However, I was able to follow comment #2:
Edit /etc/brltty.conf, and add line:
```
braille-device usb:0000:0000
```
This points brltty as a particular nonexistent device and prevents it from trying to take over the USB serial device.