I believe about all you have to do to ensure the other drivers don't interfere is: sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
Then add the following blacklist lines to the end of the file and save: blacklist rt2x00lib blacklist rt2x00pci blacklist rt2500pci blacklist rt2500usb Also, if you have installed the CVS, go to System > Administration > Hardware Drivers and make sure that the CVS driver isn't enable To install ndiswrapper, open synaptic, and look up and install ndisgtk After ndisgtk installed, go to System > Administration > Windows Wireless Drivers Click the "Install New Driver" button. Click the "location" box to open a dialog, and locate the proper .inf file. The file you need, and the location may of course vary from mine, but in my case the file I needed was "Rt2500.inf" and was located in "/media/cdrom/Software/WinXP/" Select the Rt2500.inf file, click "Open" Click "Install" If all is well, it should say "Hardware present: Yes", and then you are free to configure the interface. Be aware, if you have a pure ralink card, and your interface name was "ra0" or "ra1", it will now be "wlan0" or "wlan1". And if you plan to use WPA, good luck with that. I've been struggling with getting my rt2500 to work and keep working with encryption on any driver. My only luck has been a combination of using the latest CVS driver, and Rutilt. Just make sure that you can access a network that is completely unsecured, unencrypted, and has a visible ssid, before attempting WPA. -- [Hardy] Low bandwidth with rt2400 / rt2500 drivers https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/190515 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
