Re: USB network devices

[John Bell <john.bell@borg-hive.net>]

The 2.4 kernel support several devices all of which are labeled
experimental.  But alot of stuff in the kernel is labeled that way and
works just fine, go figure.  The stock red hat kernel has all of them
configured as modules.  To see the list, cd to /usr/src/linux* and do a
make menuconfig.  Scroll down to and select usb support then scroll down
to usb network adapters (almost at bottom of list).  You can highlight
each one and select help for driver info and module name.

Hope this helps.


John

On Tue, 2002-11-19 at 13:16, William Underwood wrote:
> Okay, 
>   So, I want to build a new router, using Linux.  I'm quite happy with my
> Solaris router, but I've been saying for quite awhile now that I'm going to
> redo the thing on IA with RH.  Pray tell, what USB network devices are
> recognized by Linux?  Preferably a stock linux dist, cause I'm not ready to
> tackle a kernel-compilation...
> 
> Thanks,
> William
> 
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> William Underwood
> wllmundrwd@charter.net
> 
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