You had my hopes up, but sadly its a binary only kernel module, so
it only works if you're running the same kernel they compiled it with.

At least, its not working with the Debian 2.4.19-686 kernel I am using.
The symbol mangling looks odd too, which makes me think odd version
of gcc, which makes me think Red Hat.

Ian

"James Healy" <jimmy@deefa.com> on Sat, 23 Nov 2002 18:45:37 +1100 wrote:
> I haven't got one to test with...
> 
> ..but _apparantly_ http://vilos.com/650_plus/ has linux drivers for the 650+
> 
> James
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