HCL/Modems

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Please note that if a piece of hardware was working on a previous release than the current one, there is a pretty good chance that it will work on the most recent release. However, there is no guarantee that the current release did not somehow break the driver or configuration for that piece of hardware (for example refer to Bug 168618). Please check that the hardware continues to work as expected for the most recent release before updating the s for the most recent release in the following tables.

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External Serial

Vendor Model Interface Works by Default SuSE versions Comments
Ovislink OF-56SERIAL RS-232 (serial port) Image:22px-Tick.png 10.0 (64 bits), 10.1 (32 bits), 10.3 (64 bits) External serial modem/fax/voice working with HylaFAX
USRobotics 3Com U.S. Robotics 56K Faxmodem (5630) RS-232 (serial port) Image:22px-Tick.png From 7.x to 10.3 Tested as modem and fax
Zoom 3049 External Serial RS232 56K Faxmodem [1] RS-232 (serial port) Image:22px-Tick.png 9.0, 10.0, 10.2 Fax function not tested, works with Windows XP
Zoom 3048 External Serial RS232 56K Faxmodem [2] RS-232 (serial port) Image:22px-Tick.png 10.0, 10.2 Fax function not tested, works with Windows XP
Trendnet TFM-560X External Serial Modem RS-232 (serial port) Image:22px-Tick.png 8.0, 8.2 and higher

ISDN

Vendor Model Interface Works by Default version Comments
Hamlet HISDNCI [3], [4] PCI card Image:22px-Tick.png Suse 9.3 and newer -

USB

Vendor Model Interface Works by Default version Comments
Zoom Zoom 3095 [5] USB 56K Image:22px-Tick.png 11, 10.x (?) requires 2.6.19 kernel or newer, but if you compile one it will work. 32 bit only, not 64 bit. See here [6]
TrendNet USB-Serial Adaptor TU-S9 USB 56K, connects to serial modem Image:22px-Tick.png At least openSUSE 11 and up, possibly older distros too (2032 chipset is recognized by SUSE 8.2)
Verizon PC5750 Type II PANTECH USB MODEM Image:22px-Tick.png OpenSuSE 11.1 Confirm all details from this post!!:[7] baudrate limit is 115200

Wireless

Vendor Model Interface Works by Default Comments
10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 11.0 11.1
Maxon MM-55000SU [8], [9] USB Image:22px-Tick.png Image:22px-Tick.png Image:22px-Tick.png Image:22px-Tick.png USB, EVDO CDMA, e.g. BigPond Oz
- HowTo
Novatel Ovation U720 USB Image:22px-Tick.png USB, EVDO CDMA, Provider Sprint. Haven't test on anything other then 10.3.
Sierra Compass (tm) 885 [10] USB Image:22px-Tick.png Must use new kernel (> linux 2.6.23).
For more information see [11]
Nokia 6120 Mobile Classic [12] USB Image:22px-Tick.png Image:22px-Tick.png Image:22px-Tick.png Three Mobile (Aust)
- Detailed setup notes
Maxon [13] BP3-USB NextG USB Image:22px-Tick.png Image:22px-Tick.png Image:22px-Tick.png Tested Bigpnod Australia
- Detailed setup notes

PCI/Internal

Vendor Model Interface Works by Default OpenSuSE version Comments
Lucent LT Winmodem PCI OpenSuSE 11.1 works with martian Lucent/Agere drivers
Conexant Winmodem PCI openSUSE 11.1 Works with Linuxant drivers

PCMCIA

Vendor Model Interface Works by Default OpenSuSE version Comments
Aldiga A-100 [14], [15] PCMCIA Image:22px-Tick.png OpenSuSE 11.0 baudrate limit is 57600
Linksys PCMLM56 EtherFast 10/100 + 56K Modem PC Card PCMCIA Image:22px-Tick.png SUSE7.3 and up absolutely flawless/easy, and a good network card too

External Links

Novell SUSE Linux - Hardware Compatibility List
Novell SUSE Linux Certified Hardware
Hardware Compatibility List (HCL)
Full Systems Laptops - Desktops - Servers - Virtual Machines
Components Video Cards - Sound Cards - Wired Net Adapters - Wireless Adapters - Bluetooth Adapters - Printers - Scanners - TV Cards - Digital Cameras - Web Cameras - UPS - Floppy Drives