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  • USB->Ethernet adaptor (0FE6:9702 Kontron/ICS Advent)

    Anyone else have any luck with this guy? At first I wanted to use it for my Wii, but since that didn't work I thought I'd try using with my laptop. Unfortunately, this one serves up a virtual CD by default, and usb_modeswitch doesn't appear to work (tried a few configs, to little success).

    After searching around a bit, I saw mention of the dm9601 driver with other kontron products, but simply adding the vender : product to the driver before compiling isn't quite enough, unfortunately:
    Code:
    [..snip..]
    [244483.513649] dm9601 1-1:1.1 enp0s16f0u1i1: kevent 4 may have been dropped
    [244483.550740] dm9601 1-1:1.1 enp0s16f0u1i1: link down
    [..snip..]
    The above just repeats, a lot. (not that I expected it to work. )
    NetworkManager doesn't see the device, and it remains down if it is set it up with the `ip` command.

    Any hints, clues, or insight?

    Oh, ArchLinux, kernel 3.15.4-1-ARCH
    Last edited by Nobu; 18 July 2014, 02:09 AM.

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    Originally posted by Nobu View Post
    Anyone else have any luck with this guy? At first I wanted to use it for my Wii, but since that didn't work I thought I'd try using with my laptop. Unfortunately, this one serves up a virtual CD by default, and usb_modeswitch doesn't appear to work (tried a few configs, to little success).

    After searching around a bit, I saw mention of the dm9601 driver with other kontron products, but simply adding the vender : product to the driver before compiling isn't quite enough, unfortunately:
    Code:
    [..snip..]
    [244483.513649] dm9601 1-1:1.1 enp0s16f0u1i1: kevent 4 may have been dropped
    [244483.550740] dm9601 1-1:1.1 enp0s16f0u1i1: link down
    [..snip..]
    The above just repeats, a lot. (not that I expected it to work. )
    NetworkManager doesn't see the device, and it remains down if it is set it up with the `ip` command.

    Any hints, clues, or insight?

    Oh, ArchLinux, kernel 3.15.4-1-ARCH


    Here's where I've left off at....


    I'm sitting at trying to figure out how to rebuild the driver.

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