[Installing new software] [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > I use mkfs.vfat and partition type "b"
That worked. Thanks. I'm pretty sure that I tried something close to that. If this is interesting, I'll try to figure out what does/doesn't work. If not, I won't waste any time. [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > It is also possible to use factory-formatted USB storage. Not after you have cleaned out the junk that came on it :) It came with 4 partitions, with at least a few that I didn't recognize. I wasn't expecting troubles like this so I didn't preserve the old settings when I made 1 big partiton. [USB wired Ethernet] [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > This should work, as we just use the standard Linux asix driver. I > suggest upgrading to build303 and trying again, since a problem with > some asix devices (since fixed) was introduced into the mainline > Linux kernel a month or two ago. The new software just worked using DHCP. -- These are my opinions, not necessarily my employer's. I hate spam. _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list Devel@laptop.org http://mailman.laptop.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
