> This bug is still in Ubuntu 9.04. Common, just add rt2x00 from
> serialmonkey to the repository and ditch this stupid driver.
Well the in-kernel driver _is_ the rt2x00 driver.
But I assume you mean the deprecated legacy drivers instead,
those drivers have been removed from the rt2x00 project.
T
On Monday 16 February 2009, goto wrote:
> What a nasty bug! Can I pay someone to fix this? Or can't a Ubuntu guy
> look at this? Upstream knows about this bug, but does not do anything in
> order to get this fixed, it seems at least :(
Well I have been shouting for ages that more help is needed on
For those people with speed problems:
Try setting the rate manually to 54Mbs
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The error message:
rt2x00pci_write_tx_data: Error - Arrived at non-free entry..
has been fixed in rt2x00 for quite some time already.
I would recommend upgrading to a more recent version.
I don't know which version ubuntu is packaging, but I bet
it is quite an antique version...
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If lshw indicates the device is a 11Mbs device, than it is _not_ a rt2500
device.
What does lspci indicate?
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Passeli:
lshw reports your device is 11Mbs, rt2500 devices are 54Mbs.
Furthermore, the reason why the driver isn't working is because even lspci
cannot detect your card.
I don't know why lshw does report the card, but lspci doesn't, but the only
thing I can conclude from this, is that the driver
What is the name of the windows driver?
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What might be interesting is the wireless-compat package on linuxwireless.org.
They provide the latest mac80211 versions including all mac80211 drivers for
"older" kernels.
Unfortunately the patch that fixed above problems was not a single
patch, in fact it were about 80 patches that fixed most i
Hi,
As discussed on the forum, bugzilla and mailinglists:
This issue has been resolved in rt2x00 2.1.0
Current rt2x00 version is 2.1.4
Ivo
> I'm using the Ubuntu 8.04 Beta AMD64 and have some problem with my rt73 usb
> device. First it all works fine, but after some I get disconnected. Dmesg
>
That bug is caused because register_qdisc() fails in mac80211.
And that seems to only be possible when the same Qdisc_ops is registered twice.
In the package I see you create a rt2x_mac80211 module, but that is not
needed when you use the linux-wireless package you can simply use that
mac80211 for
See my comment in bug #203758
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Taleman: Are you sure the right module is loaded?
Your device has a USB ID which is known to be abused by hardware manufacturers
to be either rt2500usb or rt73usb.
If rt2500usb fails, try to blacklist it to give rt73usb a chance of recognizing
it.
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All legacy drivers have received SMP fixes, and should now all work on
SMP systems.
More and more manpower is being given to the legacy driver, so at the moment
those are in better shape then rt2x00.
I hope this will be resolved in the future, but for the moment the legacy
drivers seem to be the
Unfortunately you don't seem to have debug enabled in rt2500. This makes
the logs not really usefull. Please read the instructions in the TESTING
file about obtaining debug information.
Also does iwconfig indicate you have started a successfull association?
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ok, the iwconfig output does not indicate the BSSID of the AP. This
means you are not associated.
Does iwlist ra0 scan report anything?
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Does it help when setting the channel and/or the AP address through
iwconfig?
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There seems to be an infinite amount of trust in the so-called
specsheets from Ralink.
If you would take a look at the publicly available sheets for rt61 and
rt73, you would
notice that there isn't that much useful in there to resolve
throughput issues as
experienced on rt2500pci/usb rt61pci/rt73us
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