thank You for pointing me to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/139070 but the stick I'm talking about
is an rt25 card not an rt73 one. So, new kernel, same behaviour, here it
is the details:
Yes. But rt2x00 is a driver for several chips. So if rt2x00 is update,
it may help you too.
dmesg output: what is this wmaster0 thing?
Interface for master mode (access point).
According to your ifconfig and iwconfig output, your wireless interface
got an ip (192.168.1.13), and is connected to an AccessPoint. So what
about the dhcp server ? Can you ping your router (may be 192.168.1.1) ?
and still the stick does not work; this is it! Hope the info is of some
use. Next I'm going to do some tests compiling modules downloaded from
the internet and I'll let You know what the outcome is. FYI the fedora
kernel driving this card beautifully is release 2.6.22.9-91.fc7, also
the 2.6.23 kernel from the fedora development version works well with
this card. As for the serialmonkey rt2570 cvs the last I've tried was
rt2570-cvs-2007092413.
Driver include in Ubuntu isn't rt2570 one, it's the new rt2x00 that will
be release with future kernel.
You can use rt2570 but it doesn't work with networkManager.
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