Anssi Saari  wrote:
> Actually, I don't want to be too hard on Startech. They did give a
> knowledgeable answer about the UASP support in their devices and that's
> actually great and really enough to know if their stuff works in Linux
> or not. Personally I think it'd be great if companies went with that wrt
> Linux, i.e. just say something like "we support standards x, y and z so
> if Linux supports those it'll work fine." At least when it's a question
> about standardized protocols.

Usually 'support' isn't a synonym for 'works', it means 'we'll help you with
problems'.  They might not support Linux, in the sense you should expect it
to work and you can contact them and get help if it doesn't.

If they say they implement standards x/y/z and Linux does too there's a good
chance it'll work, but if it doesn't you're on your own.

Theo

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