Yes - D-Law stated it worked and Cyberwoogy indicated it might because of Chrome OS support for Cable Matters Adapter.
here is email reply from Cable Matters to me this morning after I emailed them it doesn’t work:
Thank you for contacting us. I'm sorry to hear about the trouble you're having with the USB to Ethernet adapter!
Regarding the wording “but should do as others got it to work”, may I know where did you see it? Do they use the same model of Ethernet and TV as you?
In fact, our Ethernet adapter was not intended for use with TVs, but with computers that run Windows, Linux, or macOS, and the adapter requires a chipset driver installed for work. However, most TVs don’t have a built-in driver from the chipset manufacturer and we can’t manually install one onto the TV, in that case, the TV would not work with our USB Ethernet adapter.
Some other users reported that their TV works with this adapter, that must be because their TVs have a built-in driver from the chipset manufacturer, yet most TVs don't.
When the TV has a built-in driver, our USB adapter would be plug-and-play. Although it shows no connection, the internet is actually accessible, please try to surf the internet, to verify if it works.
If it doesn’t, your TV should not come with a built-in driver for Realtek(the chipset manufacturer). You can also contact the TV technical support, to see if there is any way to download the driver.
We look forward to hearing back from you.
Regards,
Grace
Cable Matters
