Hardware requirements for IPCop v2:
There is no hardware compatibility list for motherboards, network cards, etc. available. The list of PCI and USB IDs may give an indication, but it may be hard to correlate vendor and device IDs to a device you can buy in a shop.
To know if your PCI or USB hardware will be recognised by IPCop v2, check the ID with the PCI ID map and with the USB ID map lists produced after compilation.
For ISA cards there is no such facility available.
The fastest way to check if the hardware is supported is to test. Installing IPCop is an easy job of only a few minutes (~ 15 minutes, less if you are more experienced).
If your hardware is not recognised:
If the ID is known in the IPCop kernel, that means that the driver or the installation process does not work as intented, this usually means the hardware is defective.
If the ID is not known, that means that the ID may have to be added to the driver, the driver is not enabled or the driver is not yet available in the kernel version used by IPCop.
In any case, please report the problem with the ID values and drivername as a New Ticket.
Support for other platforms (Alpha, PowerPC, Sparc) is currently not complete.