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Posted: July 16 2006,17:25 |
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I've used the Linksys wusb11 v2.6 and DSL version 2.4
Here's what I did...
1) go to myDSL....System and download the atmelusbdrivers. Linksys version 2.6 of WUSB11 uses the atmel drivers.
2) after the drivers have been downloaded and installed from a terminal enter: sudo update-modules
When it asks about overwriting some file say yes.
3) plug the linksys device into the machine
4) from a terminal enter: sudo modprobe wlan0 at76c503*
5) from a terminal enter: iwconfig
6) You should see a wlan0 entry in addition to the l0 entry. If you don't see the wlan0 then reboot, watch the startup messages and make sure the atmel drivers get picked up at boot time. Try booting with the linksys device plugged in and not plugged in. At this point it's more of an art then a science as to what might make it work.
7) When you see thw wlan0 device....
8) in a terminal enter: sudo iwconfig essid WIRELESS_NET_NAME key FFFFFFFFFF mode Managed
Wireless_net_name is the name your wireless router is broadcasting
FFFFFFFFFF is the 10 hex characters that make up your WEP password (if you use WEP)
9) in a terminal enter: sudo pump -i wlan0
10) in a terminal do: ifconfig
You should see a working wlan0 entry. The pump entry assumes you want to use DHCP.
If this doesn't work try it again but leave 15 seconds between each step. Sometimes on slower hardware or limited memory the steps just seem to take longer and the system needs time to 'settle down' between commands.
Good luck.
I should add that this was used on a compaq presario 1200 laptop, dsl v2.4 and using what I think is called a 'poormans' install. That's where I've used a cheat code of tohd to copy to a hard drive partition and then on subsequent boots I've used a cheat code of fromhd to load from the hard drive instead of a cd. For some reason a normal frugal install didn't work..... can't remember what the problem was.... some day I'll have to look at it again...
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