I purchased a USB switching LAN hub in order to share my internet
connection with my second computer. The manufacturer of the hub is a
company from Korea called "cosy". I didn't think it would be a big issue
because I bought a USB keypad from them (cosy) and it works fine. The
hub says that it is compatible with Win 98/SE/ME and Win 2000/XP so I
figured that it must be using some fairly standard components if it is
usable all the way back to Win 98.
The problem I am having with the hub is that my system does not even
recognize that it is plugged into the port. The hub has an power led
which does light up when it is plugged in but /proc/bus/usb/devices only
shows the USB host controller (UHCI).
I am running a 2.6.0 kernel with the USB system compiled as modules on
an IBM ThinkPad 770.
Any help on what direction to take (or if my situation is hopeless)
would be appreciated
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