I tried it in debian etch, and it didnt work. I can see networks but i cant connect to them if they are wpa. its a pain.
On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 5:34 PM, Reid Towsley <rtowsley@gmail.com> wrote:
If by Debian you mean Ubuntu I can help you out. The driver for RT2500 series worked in Ubuntu Feisty, but not in Gutsy. I should say at least the WPA portion of the driver wouldn't work. The iwpriv "set" command was giving me a whole lot of trouble. I ended up having to blacklist the built-in driver, and compile the rt2500 driver (or kernel module or whatever Linux calls them) from source. Worked wonderfully after that.Received on Wed Mar 19 17:45:51 2008
If you're using Ubuntu Feisty 7.10 I can give you exact instructions of what you need to do to get the card up and running with WPA security.
Reid
Nathan Koch wrote:
Hello Linux G33ks,
I just recently switched over to Debian and I need some assistance getting my pci wifi card up and running.
It was working in Mandriva so I assume it should work in Debian. I was wondering if someone could offer me some
assistance on getting it up and running again. I'm doing bridged networking through my macbook so it's online.
Id rather not do that for long though as it's only online when my macbook is at home.
Anyone have any words of wisdom?
Thanks,
Nathan
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