I’m trying to get a Linksys USB10T USB Ethernet Adapter working with
QNX 6.1 but not having any luck, but I suspect I’m missing some
critical step. From the QNX Doc and USB and Network DDK docs I’ve
gathered that first I have to start the usb device manager devu-uhci,
then if io-net is already running I should use the mount command to
load the pegasus driver like this:
mount -T io-net devn-pegasus.so
mount -T io-net -o if=en1:192.168.1 npm-ttcpip.so
I already have a pci ethernet card in this machine that works so the
usb ethernet should be en1 but io-net will not create the device.
Am I doing something wrong or does the Linksys USB10T (Pegasus II
chipset) just not work with the devn-pegasus.so driver? The hardware
compatibility list only lists the SMC 2202USB/ETH as tested, are there
any’unofficially’ supported USB ethernet adapters besides the SMC one?
Pete
The Pegasus II chipset is not supported at the moment. The SMC 2202
uses the Pegasus I chipset and is supported.
Previously, Peter Clark wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.newuser:
I’m trying to get a Linksys USB10T USB Ethernet Adapter working with
QNX 6.1 but not having any luck, but I suspect I’m missing some
critical step. From the QNX Doc and USB and Network DDK docs I’ve
gathered that first I have to start the usb device manager devu-uhci,
then if io-net is already running I should use the mount command to
load the pegasus driver like this:
mount -T io-net devn-pegasus.so
mount -T io-net -o if=en1:192.168.1 npm-ttcpip.so
I already have a pci ethernet card in this machine that works so the
usb ethernet should be en1 but io-net will not create the device.
Am I doing something wrong or does the Linksys USB10T (Pegasus II
chipset) just not work with the devn-pegasus.so driver? The hardware
compatibility list only lists the SMC 2202USB/ETH as tested, are there
any’unofficially’ supported USB ethernet adapters besides the SMC one?
Pete
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