Best USB and Firewire Hubs for Linux
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- 1 RECOMMENDED by 6 people for LINUX
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Positives: Easy Installation, Great Connectivity, Compact, Number of Ports: 4 USB
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Pros: Works as advertised; easy install and no drivers or special installation needed for Windows or Linux.
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Upner,
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Works without installing drivers on Win XP as well as on my Ubuntu Linux PCs.
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vgerprobe,
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It plays very nicely with Linux no configuration needed (tested on multiple version of Fedora Core and SuSE Linux).
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i was a little scared by the "works with vista" warning but worked fine with linux.
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Fit ok into Dell Optiplex GX1 PCI slot, but Linux (Fedora 7) did not recognize peripherals I tried a WD Passport 120gb w/o external power and a Seagate external 3.5" drive with external power.
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Gillius,
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- 2 RECOMMENDED by 2 people for LINUX
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Positives: Compact, Good Connectivity, Easy Installation, Number of Ports: 7 USB
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Imran,
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this device works with both usb1 and usb2 with linux (be sure to enable proper ehci settings in the kernel) cons: other hubs accepted connections from all keyboards where as this hub was giving "dropped packets" error with one specific keyboard...
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I use it on a PC running Ubuntu Linux.
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However, this does not seem work with Linux, which is my primary platform.
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Imran,
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