RAlink RT61 not working in Edgy

[Joe Harrison]

ralink RT61 is the chipset. the card is a pcmcia dlink dwl-g630.

Ralink release drivers for linux. They are one of the few manufacturers that
do. Its really dissappointing that Edgy doesnt support it by default. There
is no excuse...

On 10/27/06, Peter Brook <drpeter.brook at btinternet.com> wrote:
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> *Joe Harrison <aloysius7 at gmail.com>* wrote:
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> For the life of me I cannot get my RALink pcmcia card working in Edgy.
> After some playing around it worked fine in Dapper but its well broken in
> edgy. Has anyone got this card working...and if so how?
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> Joe Harrison
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> Hi Joe
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> Sorry, I am assuming RA Link is a wireless network card
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> I have problems with internal Intersil (Prism) 3890 and seperately a USB
> card that I have posted to the group and as yet have been unable to
> resolve.
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> There have been quite a few postings with other WiFi card problems too.
> Although the internal card may have a problem with associated "launch key"
> on the laptop and I did not get it working on Dapper, the USB card worked
> fine on Dapper, but not Edgy - in fact it now seems to have fried itself and
> will not work at all...
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> I wonder if anyone with a little more knowledge/skill in the area could
> tell us if there is a problem in Edgy , and if so whether it will be fixed
> or if there is a work-around.  Otherwise, can anyone recommend a PCMCIA card
> or USB that they know works with no problems under Edgy?
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> Best regards
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> Peter
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> drpeter.brook at btinternet.com
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Joe Harrison
0403-082-123
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http://www.taswaterfalls.com

Registered Linux User: #396104
Somehow I knew in hell there would be mushrooms. - Guybrush Threepwood
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