http://www.linuxcompatible.org/index.php Last 20 items on Linux Compatible Esselbach Storyteller CMS System http://www.linuxcompatible.org/6_Port_USB_V2.0_Adapter_SKU_29937_c12125.html This product has been tested on the following operating systems: Linux other and has a average rating of 5<br /><br />The last rating (5) has been submitted on 2005-03-01 12:00:00 by Ken Jennings running Linux other:<br />Works out of the box just fine with SuSE Linux 9.2 Professional.<br /> <br /> CompUSA packages other company's hardware as its own. The back page of the manual says technical support email is available from fourstari.com and drivers (if needed) are available at a web site: fmi.compusa.com.<br /> <br /> This is a PCI card providing SIX USB 2.0 ports. Two ports are on the board. A header on the board supplies the other four connections. A cable connects the header to an included four-port expansion box that mounts in a 3 1/2 inch drive bay (that is externally accessible from the front of the computer) providing convenient access to those ports.<br /> <br /> I plugged the board into the computer, installed the box in the bay, and powered it up (SuSE 9.2 Pro). The ports on the board were all recognized automatically -- there were no drivers to install or tweaks to make.<br /> <br /> I hooked up several USB devices -- cameras, hard drives, flash readers, etc. Everything functions reliably with the data rates expected from USB 2.0. http://www.linuxcompatible.org/Internal_Optical_DVD-ROM_SKU_305629_c12126.html This product has been tested on the following operating systems: Linux other and has a average rating of 5<br /><br />The last rating (5) has been submitted on 2005-03-01 12:00:00 by Ken Jennings running Linux other:<br />Working out of the box with no issues.<br /> <br /> CompUSA generically packages other company's hardware under their name at generic prices. This is a 16x DVD-ROM drive and 48x CD-ROM. It used the standard E-IDE/ATAPI interface. The cable is included along with the audio cable and mounting screws.<br /> <br /> Plugged it in like any other DVD or CD-type of drive. Used it to install SuSE 9.2 Professional. http://www.linuxcompatible.org/8-in-1_External_Flash_Media_ReaderWriter_SKU_305274_c11468.html This product has been tested on the following operating systems: Linux other and has a average rating of 5<br /><br />The last rating (5) has been submitted on 2004-05-01 12:00:00 by Anonymous running Linux other:<br />CompUSA re-brands others' hardware as it owns. On the bottom FCC sticker it says Model UISDMC51W. The operating manual which describes driver installation and using the unit on Windows and Mac credits a company called FourStarGroup. This unit was recognized and memory cards were reconized when I plugged it into the USB port on my system using SuSE Linux Professional 9.0. This is OUT OF THE BOX and surprised me, since the research I had done suggested I would have to make patches to the kernel to use a flash media reader. I have tested a Lexar 256M Compact Flash card and Lexar 256M Secure Digital Media card. Both work fine, mounting as sda1 and sdb1.