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The Linux kernel has been assigned the ID range 00-1F-11-02-39-00 to 00-1F-11-02-39-FF by [http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/OUI Openmoko]. The following IDs are being used: {| class="wikitable" ! ID ! configuration ROM entries ! Name ! Description |- | 001F11:0239'''01''' | vendor_id, model_id | Linux Firewire Juju | The FireWire driver stack itself. This is how the Linux node identifies itself to other FireWire devices.<br>(Historic kernel versions are using the unregistered ID D00D1E:000001.) |- | 001F11:0239'''53''' | specifier_id, version | Linux TTY | [[serial|firewire-serial]], the FireWire serial TTY driver<br>(Historic kernel versions are using the unregistered ID D00D1E:00E81C.) |}

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