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Samsung ML−5050G None −
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Samsung SF/MSYS/MJ−4700/4800/4500C None −
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Sharp AJ−2100 None −
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Star WinType 4000 None −
Paperweight
Xerox DocuPrint P8 None −
Paperweight
Xerox WorkCentre 385 None −
Paperweight
Xerox WorkCentre XD120f None −
Paperweight
Xerox WorkCentre XE80 None −
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Xerox WorkCentre XE90fx None −
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The following is old information and will be removed in a future version of this document:
Canon LBP−465 printer
Sharp JX−9210 printer
Modems
3Com 3CXM356/3CCM356 and 3CXM656/3CCM656 PCMCIA
AOpen FM56−P and FM56−H
Boca Research 28.8 internal modem (model MV34AI)
Boca Research 33.6 internal modem (model MV34)(Joe Harjung has succeeded in
configuring the modem under Win95 and then soft booting into Linux with the modem still
working. Filippo is using this modem under Linux directly without any problems and without
soft booting from Windows. I definitely need more info on these Boca Research modems.)
The Boca Research 33.6 modem (model M336I) is mentioned to work with Linux. The only
thing that needed to be done was diabling Plug and Play. Here are the specs of the modem
Three stickers saying "MC2920A−3.3", "E6030D 4035−01" and "1721 8011 A"
Chips etc on the board
Cirrus Logic CL−MD3450D−SC−B
Cirrus Logic MD1724−11VC−D
Datatronic VLM301−1??
Omron G5V−1 (2 of them)
AST (?) M628032−20E1
Cirrus Logic CL−MD4450C−SC−A
Abracon 23−040−20
two empty places for additional chips, one of which might be a Cirrus Logic
CL−MD1724D
Linux Hardware Compatibility HOWTO
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