Thanks for letting us know, and for being willing to dig a little here to find the best solution for your Android device. USB Drive for Android phones, moreover contains software links, from manufacturer, Samsung Kies, Sony PC Companion, Lg Pc Suite. The information about what works for you might help others with other Android devices. Returns (for the one which does not work) are easy within 30 days: … If you’re willing, could you buy the USB2-E100 (the 10/100 adapter), try both, and let us know here what works out for you? What we’d recommend for you is to buy our less expensive $15.95 10/100 adapter ( ) which has a chipset which should, on at least some Android systems, have a driver already on the device and “just work”. But for normal Android users, it’s not the best option.

If you’re a developer, it may be doable, and we’d love to hear back how it goes. That’s probably not the best for Android, because you will need to to compile a new kernel module, along the lines of these steps (but adapted for the Android kernel development environment): … It sounds like you have our gigabit ethernet adapter: Can you link to exactly which Android device you have? After ROOT and lite network configuration we run LAN over USB OTG cable with Edimax EU-4207 adapter. So there is no blanket answer, unfortunately. Hi - Thanks for posting! Android platforms can vary a lot, depending on what major version and what drivers the phone/device maker may have custom built into the kernel.

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