In the root of the archive edit Makefile.ħ ) execute the command "sudo make install"Ĩ ) execute the command "sudo modprobe rt3572sta" => a blue light will turn on and the network interface "ra0" will create (commands "ifconfig" and "iwconfig") I also added the define to the rt2870 data scructure as well just to be safe.ĥ ) modify the "os/linux/config.mk" like I described in my previous message Note2: If trying a V 1 of the adapter use the address/id pair & Vendor found by lsusb. In my case of the V2 WUSB600N The vendor ID was Linksys and the address/id pair were 0x1737,0x0079. Note1: Notice how the Vendor ID is set in these defines and duplicate that using the vendor found using lsusb. I am very interested in this: especially post #38:ġ) download the RT3572 module source from RalinkTech website (filename: 2009_1222_RT3572_LinuxSTA_V2.3.0.0.tar.bz2)Ģ) execute the command "bunzip2 2009_1222_RT3572_LinuxSTA_V2.3.0.0.tar.bz2"ģ) execute the command "tar -xvf 2009_1222_RT3572_LinuxSTA_V2.3.0.0.tar"Ĥ) add the device and vendor id "" between the "#ifdef RT35xx" and "#endif // RT35xx //" in the file "common/rtusb_dev_id.c" Usbcore: registered new interface driver rt2780sta Rt2870sta: no symbol version for module layout
I have looked in the /dev directory and do not see a device ra0.
#Linksys wusb100 v2 driver xp drivers#
(all other wireless drivers seem to be located in kernel/drivers/wireless. Kernel/drivers/staging/RT2870STA/rt2870sta.ko The module shows installed in the kernel like so
#Linksys wusb100 v2 driver xp install#
Get a make error 2.Īfter compile and install of the latest drivers, (complied fine) As I said, if I try to compile some of the older drivers found in the forum it will not compile. In the latest driver download from, there is no structure for this define. Some instructions mention adding those numbers to the rt2870.h file before compiling Lsusb shows the device properly it shows a USD_DEVICE as 0x1737,0x0079 (incidentally other posts where drivers for this USB Adapter would not compile under Ubuntu 9.10.
It compiled OK and I followed all the instructions that came with the driver. I have downloaded the current driver versions from I am trying to get a linksys WUSB600N up and running on Ubuntu Version 9.10. There have been new drivers and new Ubuntu since any of the posts I have read. Found a few threads addressing this but many are 6 months old or better.
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