> What about the CT528 wasn't supported? I ran one
> of these using the standard driver through at least 2.1.132 with no
> problems. The magic smoke has since escaped and the card had to be
> replaced, but I saw no problems.
It's recognised in existing kernels as a RealTek 8029. Which effectively
it is. The people at DLink wouldn't tell me any technical information.
Their downloadable pdf's are little more than product placement.
I asked if it was the same as a RealTek 8029, which got a "No".
When I asked what was different they didn't answer.
My code just reads the subsystem vendor to determine between a
genuine RTL8029 and a clone (such as the CT528).
regards,
d.
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