USB 1.x maximum theoretical throughput is 12 M bits/second (Mbps).
Due to bit stuffing and protocol overhead, not all of this
can be realized. The most that I have heard of is
around 8 Mbps using isochronous transfers (webcam) and
around 9 Mbps using bulk transfers.
There are a few 10 Mbps USB-Ethernet drivers for Linux-USB
already available.
Does that help you?
~Randy
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> From: a.s.elsheikh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> USB AND 10MBS Ethernet system are they comparable?
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