I'm curious to hear if you have hints of this beast: lspci: 00:0c.0 Class 0200: 1814:0801
AFAICT this is a ralink Mini PCI using the RT2880F dubbed "iNIC" (intelligent NIC). It is found sometimes soldered (!) onto the mini PCI sockets in a few select routers. I am trying to us it with D-Link DIR-685, the same mini PCI is found in Asus DSL-N13, Asus WL-127n, Alcatel Lucent Cellpipe 7130, Pegatron WL227N-5G Wireless Card, and the Billion BiPAC 7800N. I would try to hack on rt2xxx but I simply have no source code for this, there are GPL drops for some of the above routers but they just contain binaries, often in a path like this: ralink_RT2880_iNIC/v1.1.8.3/build/module-v1.1.8.3 A DD-WRT source tree contained this: #obj-$(CONFIG_RT2880v2_INIC_MII) += iNIC/mii/ #obj-$(CONFIG_RT2880v2_INIC_PCI) += iNIC/pci/ So there is apparently even a v2 version. The board photos shows a RT2880F and a RT2850L antenna driver on the board (the latter in a shield box). Has someone seen a vendor tree where this leaked out by mistake or so? Any other hints to get it going? I tried just adding the PCI IDs of course. The card reports back as type "0000" making me suspect it does not behave like all the others :( Yours, Linus Walleij
