2007/6/20, Jonathan Underwood [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
In F-7 a decision was made to bundle in the rt2x00 wireless drivers
for Ralink cards. I contend this was a poor decision because, simply
put, they do not work. Not for any ralink chipset device I have tried
(and I've tried several). Upstream rt2x00 developers have also gone on
a 3 month development hiatus. See: http://rt2x00.serialmonkey.com/
But, upstream also maintains what they refer to as enhanced legacy
drivers - basically the open source drivers provided by Ralink but
polished to be more consistent with general use (eg. ripping out the
odd /etc/Wireless configuration tree, and placing firmware in
/lib/firmware). This work *really* well on all devices I have tried
for which rtx00 does not work. It's a hassle for an end user to
install them though, as it involves blacklisting the broken rtx00
modules. Not a big deal, but it wrecks the out of the box
experience.
So, please please consider bundling the rt2400, rt2500, rt2470, rt61
and rt73 drivers for F-8 and ditching rt2x00 until they make it into
the upstream kernel.
Jonathan.
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Hi!
Some users report them to work well with or without RutilT tool
(which is currently in review). This tool was design primarily to
support special function of the legacies drivers but should work with
new rt2x00 version also...
see here http://cbbk.free.fr/bonrom/
and here : https://bugzilla.redhat.com/202521
I probably miss the right PAM implementation so you need to lauch it
as root for now:
su -
rutilt
Nicolas (kwizart)
PS Dave : Sorry for the mail, i miss the reply all...
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