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chumbyhackerboard:wifi [2011/01/08 23:49]
marius
chumbyhackerboard:wifi [2011/02/24 16:51]
ladyada
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 The Chumby hacker board does not have Wireless capability built in, but its very easy to add! The best dongle to use is the [[http://​www.adafruit.com/​index.php?​main_page=product_info&​cPath=47&​products_id=283|TP-LINK TL-WN321G (or any other RT73-based dongle)]] which has drivers ready to go. Note that many dongles probably won't work - if you have one kicking around you can try it but don't be surprised when it is not recognized! The Chumby hacker board does not have Wireless capability built in, but its very easy to add! The best dongle to use is the [[http://​www.adafruit.com/​index.php?​main_page=product_info&​cPath=47&​products_id=283|TP-LINK TL-WN321G (or any other RT73-based dongle)]] which has drivers ready to go. Note that many dongles probably won't work - if you have one kicking around you can try it but don't be surprised when it is not recognized!
  
-<​if ​you know of an adapter that does/​doesn'​t work, you should post it here> +If you know of an adapter that does/​doesn'​t work, you should post it here: 
- +  * Works - RT73 based: 
-[[http://​www.dealextreme.com/​details.dx/​sku.48166|This]] ​one works using [[http://​junk.kanniets.nl/​files/​8192cu.ko|this]] module.+    * Hawking HWUG1 with external antenna adapter. FCC ID: NDD957318S607 
 +  * Works with alternate driver: 
 +    ​* ​[[http://​www.dealextreme.com/​details.dx/​sku.48166|This]] ​mini-dongle from Deal Extreme ​works using [[http://​junk.kanniets.nl/​files/​8192cu.ko|the 8192cu.ko]] module. 
 +    * <yours here> 
 +  * Doesn'​t work 
 +    * <​here>​
  
 +=== Alternate Driver Installation For 8192.ko ===
 +== 8192cu.ko Instructions ==
 Download the module and copy it to your chumby, say /​mnt/​storage/​. Then run the following commands. Download the module and copy it to your chumby, say /​mnt/​storage/​. Then run the following commands.
  
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   $ depmod -a 2.6.28-chumby   $ depmod -a 2.6.28-chumby
   $ mount -oremount,​ro /   $ mount -oremount,​ro /
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 +
 +=== Alternate Driver Installation For RT2800 ===
 +
 +{{:​chumbyhackerboard:​rt2800.gif|}}
 +
 +The TP-Links changed from RT73 to RT2800. You can tell which is which because when you plug in the RT2800 a green LED lights up in the casing.
 +
 +Download this compressed file {{:​chumbyhackerboard:​rt2800-update.zip|RT2800 Kernel module update}}. Uncompress it and put it on a USB key. Plug the USB key into the CHB and copy it to /​mnt/​storage:​
 +
 +  $ cd /​mnt/​storage/​
 +  $ mount -oremount,​rw /
 +  $ cp /​mnt/​usb-XXXXX/​update-modules.sh .
 +  $ ./​update-modules.sh
 +
 +{{:​chumbyhackerboard:​updatingrt2800.gif|}}
 +
 +Reboot, then follow the rest of the tutorial!
 +
  
  
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