> Hi all,
>
> So far we have relied on companies coming to us with requests for
> drivers, but as we have currently seen, that is enough for a few drivers
> to be written, but we need more!
>
> So, to help this out, let's start collecting a list of all known Linux
> hardware that is not supported on Linux. I've created a page on the
> wiki at:
>
http://linuxdriverproject.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/DriversNeeded
> (yeah, we gotta find a way to shorten that url, anyone know twiki
> configuration files?)
>
> to start adding devices that you know of. Once some patterns start to
> emerge, I'll approach the companies to try to work with them to get some
> more drivers written.
>
> Oh, and if you don't want to edit the wiki, you can just respond to this
> thread, or email me your suggestions, and I'll be glad to add them to
> the list.
