Ps. To save searching, here are qf9700 modules for linux and sources + as (probably useless) addition, android copy of those: http://lorienart.pl/qf9700.tar
AIUI, any version included in any devel distro is copy of those, (linux, not android ones), just compiled for matching kernel. /Estel 2013/1/6, Piotr Jawidzyk <twilight...@gmail.com>: > Lately, new generation of Davicom's el-cheapo USB->Ethernet dongles > flooded the market. They can be bought for as cheap as ~2$ per (new) > piece, and unlike precedors, works quite reliably (no more MTU > problems, it seems - at least they don't spazm out after ping -s > 1400). > > There is one problem, though - new chip means, that old dc9601 module > (included in kernel-power) doesn't work anymore. Thankfully, Davicom, > despite having irritating history, released sources for linux modules. > It results in qf9700 module, required by current generation of > dongles. AFAIK, module is working reliably and included in development > distros - sadly, it's lacking in our kernel, even power- one. > > Pali/Freemangordon, would it be possible to include mainstream > qf9700.ko module in next version of KP? Of course, version compiled > against current -devel kernel, allowing real-life tests and reporting > back would be appreciated, too. In such case, I'll gladly volunteer as > guinea pig. > > Cheers, > /Estel > _______________________________________________ maemo-developers mailing list maemo-developers@maemo.org https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers
