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My router also comes with the ethernet option as well as the usb. If I use the ethernet , everyhing is fine. But., if i use the USB option , the router is not even getting detected. What exactly should i do to make this device work?
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This is a technical question, not a Linux programming question. It would be much better asked at a Linux forum.
What's wrong with the ethernet option, anyway?
Does your kernel support USB network devices? This specific device?
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For using router through USB in most cases the specific drivers should be installed
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> My router
Well that's VAGUE
What about something useful like make and model?
What about something else useful like which OS / Distro / patch level you have?
Did you check the manufacturer's FAQ ?
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