Yes, the USB does limit the speed of the connection. But there are many
100Mbit USB ethernet cards out there. Probably has better compatibility
for places where they only have 100Mbit hubs or something. Anyway, only
the Linksys 100TX is known to work. I've heard suggestions not to use the
10Mb
>From the Linksys page on the USB100TX:
"The 10/100 USB Network Adapter features an(sic) maximum of 12Mbps
throughput (the maximum throughput supported by USB)"
Seems rather pointless, to me. Why drag down your LAN with this device?
--- Jean-Louis Debert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "John D.
"John D. Kim" wrote:
>
> The kernel has some USB support, but it is very outdated. You can
> download a backport of usb from kernel 2.3.50 to 2.2.14. I got myself a
> Linksys 100TX for my iopener. Haven't had a chance to play with it yet,
> though... The backport can be downloaded from...lets
On Wed, 19 Apr 2000, Alen Salamun wrote:
> Hoyt wrote:
> >
> > I heard that 7.0 has some USB support. True?
> >
> > Anyone using a USB ethernet card? Which one?
> Hi!
>
> Yes USB patches are applied to the kernel, but I haven't tried it out
> yet :)
ur... IFAIK, it's only keyboard and
The kernel has some USB support, but it is very outdated. You can
download a backport of usb from kernel 2.3.50 to 2.2.14. I got myself a
Linksys 100TX for my iopener. Haven't had a chance to play with it yet,
though... The backport can be downloaded from...lets see if I can find
it...
http:/
Hoyt wrote:
>
> I heard that 7.0 has some USB support. True?
>
> Anyone using a USB ethernet card? Which one?
Hi!
Yes USB patches are applied to the kernel, but I haven't tried it out
yet :)
bye, Alen
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I heard that 7.0 has some USB support. True?
Anyone using a USB ethernet card? Which one?
Thanks,
Hoyt
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