hi Further to my other post.
I have successfully built and installed the driver now all i need to do is to find out why my lappy is bust so i can try the darn thing on a wireless network :P and see if it actually works propper. :| For your interest I used the usbvnetr module and got the following results (pasted below sig). as i said not having a wireless net to test it on cus my lappy went up the swanny i can only go as far as seeing if it recognises it :( regards charles Feb 5 23:32:50 enterprise kernel: usb.c: deregistering driver usbvnetr Feb 5 23:32:55 enterprise kernel: hub.c: USB new device connect on bus3/2, assigned device number 4 Feb 5 23:32:55 enterprise kernel: usb.c: USB device 4 (vend/prod 0xd5c/0xa002) is not claimed by any active driver. Feb 5 23:33:14 enterprise kernel: usb.c: registered new driver usbvnetr Feb 5 23:33:14 enterprise kernel: usb vendor/product=d5c/a002 Feb 5 23:33:14 enterprise kernel: state change 0 -> 0 Feb 5 23:33:14 enterprise kernel: flags 00000188 Feb 5 23:33:14 enterprise kernel: FCU ok 00000188 Feb 5 23:33:14 enterprise kernel: ctrl_wait c3a72400 Adapter cdf10000 Feb 5 23:33:14 enterprise kernel: ctrl_wait c3a72400 wait @ c3069e1c Adapter @ cdf10000 Feb 5 23:33:14 enterprise kernel: GetOpMode: ctrl_urb->status -32 DevMode 0 Feb 5 23:33:14 enterprise kernel: remap Feb 5 23:33:16 enterprise kernel: vnet_kernel.c: Reseting Usb Device Feb 5 23:33:16 enterprise kernel: Feb 5 23:33:16 enterprise kernel: vnet_kernel.c: Reset completed. Feb 5 23:33:16 enterprise kernel: FCU ok 00000189 Feb 5 23:33:16 enterprise kernel: ctrl_wait c3a72400 Adapter cdf10000 Feb 5 23:33:16 enterprise kernel: ctrl_wait c3a72400 wait @ c3069e1c Adapter @ cdf10000 Feb 5 23:33:16 enterprise kernel: GetOpMode: ctrl_urb->status 0 DevMode 4 Feb 5 23:33:16 enterprise kernel: get the hardware configuration Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: Reg Domain Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: last cmd: Startup Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: usbvnetr: driver version 2.1.1.1, compiled Feb 5 2003 23:29:11 (dbg_mask xfe7d7efb) Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: MAC addr 00:30:BD:63:84:91 firmware 0.100.2.16 Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: bulk-in polling started Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: RxInit OK Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: Multicast is enabled Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: state change 11 -> 1 Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: setting Radio On Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: vnetusba.c: usb eth1 initialized and registered Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: CMD_SetRadioOn Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: Before SetIRoaming Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: International Roaming : 0 Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: setting International Roaming Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: setting Mib value Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: last cmd: SetMib Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: ScanReq for ssid international 0 type infrastructure (ch 10) Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: Scan OK (rx_urb->status -115 StationState 01) Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: last cmd: Scan Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: !Found : 0 BSSID's , Desired BSSID not found Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: freeing all pending tx packets Feb 5 23:33:17 enterprise kernel: stopping the net queue ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.NET email is sponsored by: SourceForge Enterprise Edition + IBM + LinuxWorld = Something 2 See! http://www.vasoftware.com _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, use the last form field at: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-usb-users
