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Hi all, |
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I just purchased a PCMCIA-USB-card to make my notebook USB 2.0 ready. I |
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connected an external USB drive and an mp3-stick using Knoppix and was |
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very happy because everything worked right out of the box. Making a |
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backup of my Gentoo installation to the USB drive was a real joy :) . |
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When running the card under Gentoo, everything is plug and play as well, |
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but there are two disadvantages: |
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* I have to put in the card after booting. Otherwise I cannot establish |
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a DSL connection (minor issue) |
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* Worse: The device works well, but file transfer rates (mass storage) |
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are very slow (~32KB/sec) |
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So it seems not to be a hardware problem but a problem of my particular |
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installation. I run a custom 2.6.14.2 kernel on a Dell Inspiron 8200. |
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If anyone could point me to some keywords to ask search engines for or |
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can provide some personal experiences, I'd really be glad. I'm also |
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happy with RTFM :) . |
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Thanks a lot & best regards, |
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