MaxPowers
August 1st, 2008, 06:16 PM
Hellooo,
I've just reinstalled Ubuntu to Hardy,
I have an internal Atheros wireless PCI card,
which works perfectly (ath0, madwifi-ng drivers)
but now I wanted to test my USB D-Link DWL-120+ adapter (the Windows D-Link app does not support WPA):
chipset: acx100,
Hardy does not seem to support it out of the box:
wired unknown USB
not even the interface is there,
only ath0... nothing about acx...
only when I check USB info, D-Link is listed (where u only see manufacturer info)
so I tried to install the drivers manually:
http://acx100.sourceforge.net/wiki/Distribution_list/Ubuntu
tried the patch...
http://acx100.sourceforge.net/wiki/Patch_2.6.22
verified that the firmware images exist,
disabled Network Manager (but then internet did not work anymore, iwconfig still only listed the ath0 interface...)
is it because only 1 wireless interface can be active?
or is it because of incompatibility with Hardy?
in that patch file I only see PCI, nowhere USB, could it be that those drivers only support PCI, and not USB?
there are 3 versions of the driver, which one is best here?
anyone a clue?
many thanks in advance for any help...
Kind regards!
I've just reinstalled Ubuntu to Hardy,
I have an internal Atheros wireless PCI card,
which works perfectly (ath0, madwifi-ng drivers)
but now I wanted to test my USB D-Link DWL-120+ adapter (the Windows D-Link app does not support WPA):
chipset: acx100,
Hardy does not seem to support it out of the box:
wired unknown USB
not even the interface is there,
only ath0... nothing about acx...
only when I check USB info, D-Link is listed (where u only see manufacturer info)
so I tried to install the drivers manually:
http://acx100.sourceforge.net/wiki/Distribution_list/Ubuntu
tried the patch...
http://acx100.sourceforge.net/wiki/Patch_2.6.22
verified that the firmware images exist,
disabled Network Manager (but then internet did not work anymore, iwconfig still only listed the ath0 interface...)
is it because only 1 wireless interface can be active?
or is it because of incompatibility with Hardy?
in that patch file I only see PCI, nowhere USB, could it be that those drivers only support PCI, and not USB?
there are 3 versions of the driver, which one is best here?
anyone a clue?
many thanks in advance for any help...
Kind regards!