Re: kernel developer wanted: internal ADSL modem drivers
Richard Gooch (rgooch@ras.ucalgary.ca)
Tue, 23 Nov 1999 23:34:24 -0700
Jonathan Walther writes:
> Hallyeo Technology Co Ltd in Korea is has developed an internal ADSL modem
> that does away with the need for an ethernet card.
>
> I met them at the Internet/Network trade show this week. They really get
> Linux, and they really want to make sure their modems work with Linux. They
> are desparate to hire or pay anyone to create Linux device drivers for their
> product. If anyone with the time and expertise could please contact them,
> the email address is foxjang@hallyeo.com
>
> FWIW, I saw the actual card. It looks very cool. It looks just like an
> ethernet card, except you plug a phone line into it. They have working
> prototypes.
What's the performance of these cards? And which ADSL modems are they
compatible with?
I certainly like this idea: I'm not happy that I have to give up a
couple of IP addresses just so I can stick a firewall between my ADSL
modem and my internal LAN. If the ADSL card can be configured as just
another network interface, that would be so much cleaner.
Regards,
Richard....
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