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New MessageHas anyone *successfully* networked via USB? (modified 0 times) Brian|S|
I've tried many ways to get my Linksys 10/100 USB adapter to transfer large quantities of files, but without success. Has anyone here been able to network successfully with a USB ethernet adapter? I'd appreciate any feedback.

-Brian

05-07-2000 06:11:55

New MessageRE:Has anyone *successfully* networked via USB? (modified 0 times) Georg-I-O
How did you manage to get USB up?
I’m trying to hookup Netgear USB network adapter to WS, it works great in my PII.
05-12-2000 14:07:08

New MessageRE:Has anyone *successfully* networked via USB? (modified 0 times) DenbeeDilbert
I have had no problem with my Linksys 10baseT usb adapter. Running winblows 98.

Original Bios
isa ide/parallel/serial card
QuickCd Parallel on LPT2 (WebSurfer port)
updated video driver
updated audio driver
Pci bridge driver
10gb western digital (Master)
4x Create Labs (Slave)

48mb Ram

All I did was enable USB support in the Bios.

Biggest transfer so far 30mb. Lot's of web activity via internal network with no problems. Acutally Websurfer is more stable than my other pc's at this point :).

05-12-2000 18:41:34

New MessageRE:Has anyone *successfully* networked via USB? (modified 0 times) George-I-O
My setup working with Netgear USB NIC.
More details in //tech/need USB help
http://www.linux-hacker.net/cgi-bin/UltraBoard/UltraBoard.pl?Action=ShowPost&Board=wstech&Post=232&Idle=0&Sort=0&Order=Descend&Page=0&Session=
05-16-2000 13:05:31

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