On Tuesday 30 October 2001 12:59 pm, you wrote: > Yes it supports Firewire cards. > > Yes it's "Built in" so to speak. > > I had no problem with a cheap (29.00) Taiwanese card. > > When last I check the kernel sources for this under 8.0, there was no > support for the Adaptec cards, though this may have changed under 8.1. > > -JMS
Well, now that I know that Linux supports FireWire, is there a limit to the different kinds of devices that are supported via FireWire? I ask because we are considering getting FireWire cards for PC's, and it's been offered to put one in my Linux box here at work, and then purchasing some DVD-R/RW FireWire drives to test out. I tried looking at ZDNet's LHD, but couldn't really find anything interesting. Thanks! -- Terry Sheltra PC Technician/Network Administrator University of Virginia School of Architecture [EMAIL PROTECTED] 434 (or 804) 982.3047 ---------------------------- Registered Linux User #218330
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