> It will be possible MorphOS support in future version an
> "usb to ethernet port" to have internet connection ?

Has been supported since at least MorphOS 2.0:

"Class: Ethernet -> USB adapters
Example: Pegasus, Pegasus II and ASIX Chipsets
Software: pegasus.class (included), asixeth.class (included)"
https://www.morphos-team.net/hardware

Example thread: https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?topic_id=8877&forum=11&start=14

Does built in eth ports are the unique parts to be unsupported or there are other parts too.
I have a Realtek pcie eth and Wi-Fi pcie wireless adapter with atheros card inside.
Both runs every well on g5.
Can I register and buy a new mos license for this or I have to wait for official g5 quad support?

You can already register and buy one like for all other 'unsupported' PCIe G5.

Thanks Andreas_Wolf

Arg i have receive TP-Link TG-3468 but seem it not a Realtek chip...

I have bought this one :

TP-Link-TG-3468-Express-Gigabit-Ethernet

It should be reconize automaticaly by MorphOS or i must launch a driver ? if yes what driver i must launch please ?

Maybe it will be nice for next version of MorphOS, in MorphOS Network prefs requester open by default directly SYS:MorphOS/Devs/Networks/ drawer to select the driver. Novice didn't know where to search

And possibility to remove a Network device (with a bad configuration)

If you have a link to a ethernet Pcie Realtek work fine i take

[ Edité par Papiosaur 12.01.2021 - 10:19 ]

[ Edité par Papiosaur 12.01.2021 - 11:59 ]

You haven't read my thread about running MorphOS on unsupported G5 PCIE? Have you? :)
I post there a link to gallery with supported hardware where you can see: photo of nic-gx1

Hi zukow,

i didn't read entirely

Your link don't work unfortunaly...

This link ?

https://photos.app.goo.gl/8Z31VYa72oX6ASsa6

Thanks for share !