Brinley at 13:47, 31 August 2009

2009-08-31T13:47:37Z

Brinley: Created page with '==D-Link WUA-1340(USB)== * Chipset: Ralink RT73 (RT2571W) * usbid: 07d1:3c04 * Windows Driver: The newest driver, 3.0, for the DWL-G122 rev C1 can be used since the definition …'

2009-08-31T13:39:50Z

Created page with '==D-Link WUA-1340(USB)== * Chipset: Ralink RT73 (RT2571W) * usbid: 07d1:3c04 * Windows Driver: The newest driver, 3.0, for the DWL-G122 rev C1 can be used since the definition …'

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==D-Link WUA-1340(USB)==
* Chipset: Ralink RT73 (RT2571W)
* usbid: 07d1:3c04
* Windows Driver: The newest driver, 3.0, for the DWL-G122 rev C1 can be used since the definition for both is in there.

==Info==
* Native linux driver: Download from rt73module , and rt73firmware. I built the module under Fedora Core 5, kernel 2.6.16.20, and gcc 4.1.0.
A header file must be modified as shown in the DWL-G122 rev C1 as stated in the section below for it. Also compiling with gcc 4.1.0 led to errors due the typecasting of a variable pass to NdisAcquireSpinLock as an unsigned long. I traced the function back to it's origins, local_irq_save, which does not appear to check for the presence of an unsigned long. This led to compilation errors. I removed all invalid typecasts and the module compiled with minor warnings. I followed the rest of the instructions in the readme file and the driver now works great with WPAPSK TKIP enabled.

Before I was able to get the native driver to compile I used ndiswrapper with the windows drivers and was able to connect to my wireless network using WPAPSK TKIP with the help of wpa_supplicant. I had no problems with this, but I prefer to use native drivers where I can.

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 * Chipset:  Ralink RT73 (RT2571W)
 * usbid:  07d1:3c04
-* Windows Driver: The newest driver, 3.0, for the DWL-G122 rev C1 can be used since the definition for both is in there.
+* Windows Driver: The newest driver, 3.0, for the [[D-Link DWL-G122 rev C1]] can be used since the definition for both is in there.
 ==Info==
 * Native linux driver: Download from rt73module , and rt73firmware. I built the module under Fedora Core 5, kernel 2.6.16.20, and gcc 4.1.0.
-A header file must be modified as shown in the DWL-G122 rev C1 as stated in the section below for it. Also compiling with gcc 4.1.0 led to errors due the typecasting of a variable pass to NdisAcquireSpinLock as an unsigned long. I traced the function back to it's origins, local_irq_save, which does not appear to check for the presence of an unsigned long. This led to compilation errors. I removed all invalid typecasts and the module compiled with minor warnings. I followed the rest of the instructions in the readme file and the driver now works great with WPAPSK TKIP enabled.
+A header file must be modified as shown in the [[D-Link DWL-G122 rev C1]] as stated in the section below for it. Also compiling with gcc 4.1.0 led to errors due the typecasting of a variable pass to NdisAcquireSpinLock as an unsigned long. I traced the function back to it's origins, local_irq_save, which does not appear to check for the presence of an unsigned long. This led to compilation errors. I removed all invalid typecasts and the module compiled with minor warnings. I followed the rest of the instructions in the readme file and the driver now works great with WPAPSK TKIP enabled.
 Before I was able to get the native driver to compile I used ndiswrapper with the windows drivers and was able to connect to my wireless network using WPAPSK TKIP with the help of wpa_supplicant. I had no problems with this, but I prefer to use native drivers where I can.

D-Link WUA-1340 - Revision history

Brinley at 13:47, 31 August 2009

Brinley: Created page with '==D-Link WUA-1340(USB)== * Chipset: Ralink RT73 (RT2571W) * usbid: 07d1:3c04 * Windows Driver: The newest driver, 3.0, for the DWL-G122 rev C1 can be used since the definition …'