chumbyhackerboard:wifi
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chumbyhackerboard:wifi [2011/02/02 23:50] dbc Adding HWUG1 to 'works' list and minor re-org for clarity |
chumbyhackerboard:wifi [2011/07/12 00:36] stefane |
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| * Works - RT73 based: | * Works - RT73 based: | ||
| * Hawking HWUG1 with external antenna adapter. FCC ID: NDD957318S607 | * Hawking HWUG1 with external antenna adapter. FCC ID: NDD957318S607 | ||
| - | * <yours here> | ||
| * Works with alternate driver: | * 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. | * [[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. | ||
| + | * [[http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0037G2BMY|This]] generic 802.11 b/g from Amazon works using the same driver as the TP link - the same RT2800 instructions apply. | ||
| * <yours here> | * <yours here> | ||
| * Doesn't work | * Doesn't work | ||
| * <here> | * <here> | ||
| - | === Alternate Driver Installation === | + | === Alternate Driver Installation For 8192.ko === |
| == 8192cu.ko Instructions == | == 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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| $ mount -oremount,ro / | $ mount -oremount,ro / | ||
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| + | === Alternate Driver Installation For RT2800 === | ||
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| + | {{:chumbyhackerboard:rt2800.gif|}} | ||
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| + | 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. | ||
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| + | 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: | ||
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| + | $ cd /mnt/storage/ | ||
| + | $ mount -oremount,rw / | ||
| + | $ cp /mnt/usb-XXXXX/update-modules.sh . | ||
| + | $ ./update-modules.sh | ||
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| + | {{:chumbyhackerboard:updatingrt2800.gif|}} | ||
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| + | Reboot, then follow the rest of the tutorial! | ||
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| {{:chumbyhackerboard:iwlist.gif|}} | {{:chumbyhackerboard:iwlist.gif|}} | ||
| + | If you don't get anything, check **dmesg** in case you dont have the driver necessary, this can be a little confusing. See the driver list above. | ||
| Find your network, we'll connect to **adafruit** (not listed here, just substitute your own connection name) | Find your network, we'll connect to **adafruit** (not listed here, just substitute your own connection name) | ||
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