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asix ax88179 usb 3.0 ethernet adapter

hi,

has anyone tried to use an asix ax88179 based usb 3.0 ethernet adapter on latest sophos utm?

I see that asix.ko is shipped with the 3.12 kernel but it seems to be an old one.

/lib/modules/3.12.30-102.g530c8bd-smp64/kernel/drivers/net/usb/asix.ko

filename:       /lib/modules/3.12.30-102.g530c8bd-smp64/kernel/drivers/net/usb/asix.ko
license:        GPL
description:    ASIX AX8817X based USB 2.0 Ethernet Devices
version:        22-Dec-2011
author:         David Hollis
srcversion:     C859F59F1532FF995A88895

maybe someone already has one of these adapters at home and can test.

or any other usb 3.0 ethernet adapter available that works?

thanks

gnjb

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0 gnujuba over 9 years ago

on the feature site someone mentioned it is in the kernel since 3.9.
I can find it in the longterm 3.10 train so I hope the astaro guys can enable it in one of the next releases.

not sure about the sles thing, I remember someone from astaro mentioned that their build system is running on suse but the distro is build from scratch.

anyway, bandwidth demand is rising ;-) (and unfortunately all the small NUC like hardware have only one nic) ...
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0 gnujuba over 9 years ago

on the feature site someone mentioned it is in the kernel since 3.9.
I can find it in the longterm 3.10 train so I hope the astaro guys can enable it in one of the next releases.

not sure about the sles thing, I remember someone from astaro mentioned that their build system is running on suse but the distro is build from scratch.

anyway, bandwidth demand is rising ;-) (and unfortunately all the small NUC like hardware have only one nic) ...
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