Farsite FarSync X21 » History » Version 2
laforge, 09/29/2022 06:40 PM
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| 7 | 1 | laforge | "Farsite":https://www.farsite.com/ is a manufacturer of a variety of WAN interface cards. |
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| 9 | @laforge got himself a 2nd hand "FarSync T2U":https://www.farsite.com/synchronous_X.21_RS422_V.35_RS530_PCI_PCIe_cards/FarSync_PCI_V.35_RS422_X.21_2_port_synchronous_card.shtml card, a dual-port X.21 PCI card. |
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| 11 | This wiki page will document any progress in using this card in a modern Linux environment, e.g. to interact with X.25 modems and the like. |
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| 13 | h2. Mainline Linux driver on Debian 11 |
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| 15 | The card was recognized by the farsync driver that ships with the standard Debian 11 kernel package, and rendered two @hdlc0@ + @hdlc1@ net-devices. |
