How to enable Ethernet over USB support in Linux kernel?
Which driver (like CONFIG_USB_USBNET
) is related to this support?
Is EEM (Ethernet Emulation) regarding this support or not?
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Which driver (like CONFIG_USB_USBNET
) is related to this support?
Is EEM (Ethernet Emulation) regarding this support or not?
You need CONFIG_USB_USBNET
together with whatever CONFIG_USB_NET_*
module you need for your USB device.
The only thing I can find in my config that could match your EEM is CONFIG_USB_NET_CDC_EEM
but I don't have that enabled, that is another USB device that I don't own.
CONFIG_USB_USBNET
for this Ethernet over USB support.
Feb 20, 2015 at 5:51
CONFIG_USB_USBNET
and a device-specific module. If you enable all CONFIG_USB_NET_*
als modules then your device should probably work. To be clear: there are many different USB network adapters, and hence many different kernel modules to support them. It might even be that your device isn't supported by Linux. I can't get any more "exact" than this.