Re: USB WiFi adapter doesn't work with Wheezy (but does work with Ubuntu)

dclinton, 28.02.2014: > > On 14-02-28 10:16 AM, Klaus wrote: > >On 28/02/14 14:53, dclinton wrote: > >>On 14-02-27 03:13 PM, Klaus wrote: > >>>3.12 *OR* newer :-) > >That's at least what I gathered from here: > >, though you also > >made it working in

Re: USB WiFi adapter doesn't work with Wheezy (but does work with Ubuntu)

On 14-02-28 10:16 AM, Klaus wrote: On 28/02/14 14:53, dclinton wrote: On 14-02-27 03:13 PM, Klaus wrote: 3.12 *OR* newer :-) That's at least what I gathered from here: , though you also made it working in your Ubuntu installation with kernel 3.11

Re: USB WiFi adapter doesn't work with Wheezy (but does work with Ubuntu)

On 28/02/14 14:53, dclinton wrote: On 14-02-27 03:13 PM, Klaus wrote: 3.12 *OR* newer :-) That's at least what I gathered from here: , though you also made it working in your Ubuntu installation with kernel 3.11. No. 3.12 is the latest (and, I b

Re: USB WiFi adapter doesn't work with Wheezy (but does work with Ubuntu)

On 14-02-27 04:25 PM, Scott Ferguson wrote: On 28/02/14 07:13, Klaus wrote: On 27/02/14 16:53, dclinton wrote: I copied that file over to my Debian machine Error: could not insert module rt5572sta.ko: Invalid module format As you found by trial and error, you can't just copy kernel modules

Re: USB WiFi adapter doesn't work with Wheezy (but does work with Ubuntu)

On 14-02-27 03:13 PM, Klaus wrote: On 27/02/14 16:53, dclinton wrote: I copied that file over to my Debian machine > Error: could not insert module rt5572sta.ko: Invalid module format As you found by trial and error, you can't just copy kernel modules between kernel versions. As you also

Re: USB WiFi adapter doesn't work with Wheezy (but does work with Ubuntu)

On 28/02/14 07:13, Klaus wrote: > On 27/02/14 16:53, dclinton wrote: >> >> I copied that file over to my Debian machine >> >> Error: could not insert module rt5572sta.ko: Invalid module format > > > As you found by trial and error, you can't just copy kernel modules > between kernel versions. > A

Re: USB WiFi adapter doesn't work with Wheezy (but does work with Ubuntu)

On 27/02/14 16:53, dclinton wrote: I copied that file over to my Debian machine > Error: could not insert module rt5572sta.ko: Invalid module format As you found by trial and error, you can't just copy kernel modules between kernel versions. As you also found out, your Debian installation

Re: USB WiFi adapter doesn't work with Wheezy (but does work with Ubuntu)

On 14-02-27 05:33 AM, Klaus wrote: On 26/02/14 22:09, dclinton wrote: TP-Link N900 TL-WDN4200. Using it successfully on Ubuntu 13.10, lsusb identifies the chipset as RT3573 Wireless Adapter (Ralink) and iwconfig assigns it: ra0 Ralink STA lsmod reports that the adapter is using the

Re: USB WiFi adapter doesn't work with Wheezy (but does work with Ubuntu)

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Re: USB WiFi adapter doesn't work with Wheezy (but does work with Ubuntu)

On 26/02/14 22:09, dclinton wrote: TP-Link N900 TL-WDN4200. Using it successfully on Ubuntu 13.10, lsusb identifies the chipset as RT3573 Wireless Adapter (Ralink) and iwconfig assigns it: ra0 Ralink STA lsmod reports that the adapter is using the rt5572sta driver. On the Ubuntu sys

USB WiFi adapter doesn't work with Wheezy (but does work with Ubuntu)

Hi, I've been having all kinds of trouble finding a dual band USB WiFi adapter that will work with Debian Wheezy and I hope someone here can help. Our best (and pretty much last) hope is the TP-Link N900 TL-WDN4200. Using it successfully on Ubuntu 13.10, lsusb identifies the chipset as RT