@FreddyV: Would it be possible to allow your modified driver to work on a CH376S also (not expecting any work, just wondering if it might simply work with this chip version, too)?

Background being: I've built such a card and dropped in that chip version, instead of the CH375B. It's able to boot from it via the BIOS, but trying the driver, refuses it:

MJay99 wrote on 2025-10-03, 18:20:

@FreddyV: Would it be possible to allow your modified driver to work on a CH376S also (not expecting any work, just wondering if it might simply work with this chip version, too)?

Background being: I've built such a card and dropped in that chip version, instead of the CH375B. It's able to boot from it via the BIOS, but trying the driver, refuses it:

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Hi,

I don't know 🙁

In theory, CH376 can also be used via a network redirector driver, to access the file system directly.

Unless the source is available somewhere, in which case I would of course try it myself:
And If your setup is still available: Could you maybe compile a version with this chip version check simply commented out? I'd really like to swap the ch376 back in and see if it might simply work.☺️

FreddyV wrote on 2026-07-04, 19:48:

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MJay99 wrote on 2025-10-03, 18:20:

@FreddyV: Would it be possible to allow your modified driver to work on a CH376S also (not expecting any work, just wondering if it might simply work with this chip version, too)?

Background being: I've built such a card and dropped in that chip version, instead of the CH375B. It's able to boot from it via the BIOS, but trying the driver, refuses it:

The attachment ch376S.jpeg is no longer available

Hi,

I don't know 🙁

In theory, CH376 can also be used via a network redirector driver, to access the file system directly.

I would be very interested in a version of the driver that supports the CH376s or the source code for your driver so I can attempt to adapt it if you are willing to share. I also made a card that can use either the CH375B chip or a CH376 module. The CH375 version is working, and I have tried to stumble my way through making a driver for the CH376 version, but it is way beyond my skill set.

Dylan