Argh! Lack of planning on my part is no reason for urgency on anyone else's, but it would be appreciated.
I'm building a digital photo-frame. I have all the software in place and it works great. The last piece of the puzzle is to ditch the wired ethernet and use wireless. I bought this USB WiFi stick because it was known to be 100% compatible with Linux. Now with less than 48 hours to go, I find the driver isn't in Voyage-Linux. It seems to have been removed in 2006. What options do I have? I have the source of the driver, but there are warnings not to build it for kernels after 2.6.22, because the driver is already in the kernel. Not in the 2.6.26 (voyage 0.6 built 20081013) it isn't: # CONFIG_RT2X00 is not set and # modprobe rt2x00usb FATAL: Module rt2x00usb not found. It would be really, really nice if someone could build this module for me, if that will work. Or can I build the drivers from source since the kernel module is disabled, or am I going to have to build the kernel myself? (I've tried to build kernels a couple of times, and not got anything to boot yet. *blush*) -- Richard _______________________________________________ Voyage-linux mailing list [email protected] http://list.voyage.hk/mailman/listinfo/voyage-linux
