I received my AG-225H last week and spent the weekend using it. I am using r69
of the driver and the wpa_supplicant as shipped on my SuSE 10.0 system. I had
to add the zd1211 driver to
the wireless startup script - the factory script only supported 1 usb dongle.
And I had to
edit the config file produced by the GUI configurator (yast). Compiling and
editing the
zd1211 driver itself went without any problems.
I ran it for 48 hours without a problem. It has a better receiver than does my
built-in
ipw2200 - it has a higher bit rate at the same distance.
michael
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Michael Reilly
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From: "Knopke, Ian Gerald" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi,
>
> I followed the directions in the FAQ and added my USB device to the
> driver. The device is a ZyXEL AG-225H USB WiFI finder and adapter. The
> product ID is 0x3409. I added the following line to zdusb.c:
>
> { USB_DEVICE(0x0586, 0x3409) }, // ZyXEL AG-225H
>
> The device is now recognized and appears to load. I'll have to test it
> later when I'm in a wireless zone, but so far the signs are positive.
>
> One interesting thing is that the kernel seems to recognize it as made
> by ZyDAS instead of ZyXEL.
>
> If anyone wants me to test versions of the driver with this device I'd
> be happy to.
>
> Here's the report from usbview:
>
>
> USB2.0 WLAN
> Manufacturer: ZyDAS
> Speed: 480Mb/s (high)
> USB Version: 2.00
> Device Class: ff(vend.)
> Device Subclass: ff
> Device Protocol: ff
> Maximum Default Endpoint Size: 64
> Number of Configurations: 1
> Vendor Id: 0586
> Product Id: 3409
> Revision Number: 48.10
>
> Config Number: 1
> Number of Interfaces: 1
> Attributes: 80
> MaxPower Needed: 500mA
>
> Interface Number: 0
> Name: zd1211
> Alternate Number: 0
> Class: ff(vend.)
> Sub Class: 0
> Protocol: 0
> Number of Endpoints: 4
>
> Endpoint Address: 01
> Direction: out
> Attribute: 2
> Type: Bulk
> Max Packet Size: 512
> Interval: 0ms
>
> Endpoint Address: 82
> Direction: in
> Attribute: 2
> Type: Bulk
> Max Packet Size: 512
> Interval: 0ms
>
> Endpoint Address: 83
> Direction: in
> Attribute: 3
> Type: Int.
> Max Packet Size: 64
> Interval: 125us
>
> Endpoint Address: 04
> Direction: out
> Attribute: 3
> Type: Int.
> Max Packet Size: 64
> Interval: 125us
>
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