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doc:appunti:linux:sa:wifi_pccard [2008/05/16 17:22] – external edit 127.0.0.1doc:appunti:linux:sa:wifi_pccard [2009/04/08 23:42] niccolo
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 ^ Hardware  ^ Driver  ^ Mode Managed  ^ Mode Master  ^ WEP encryption  ^ WPA  key negotiation  ^ Use as Kismet source  ^ [[wifi#iwlist|iwlist signal/noise monitor]]  ^ ^ Hardware  ^ Driver  ^ Mode Managed  ^ Mode Master  ^ WEP encryption  ^ WPA  key negotiation  ^ Use as Kismet source  ^ [[wifi#iwlist|iwlist signal/noise monitor]]  ^
-| Sitecom USB 54g Turbo WL-172  | **rt73** kernel module by rt2x00.serialmonkey.com  | Yes  |  | Yes (104 bit)  | WPA-PSK via iwpriv, EAPOL 1 and 2  | rt2500  | **Not in scanning mode** (iwlist or SWScanner). Quality and Signal level are reported by iwconfig only when **associated** to an AP.  |+| Sitecom USB 54g Turbo WL-172  | **rt73usb** Linux kernel module  | Yes  |  | Yes (104 bit)  | WPA-PSK via iwpriv, EAPOL 1 and 2  | rt2500  | **Not in scanning mode** (iwlist or SWScanner). Quality and Signal level are reported by iwconfig only when **associated** to an AP.  |
 | Avaya Wireless PC Card ETS (Gold)  | **orinoco** Linux kernel module  | Yes  |  | Yes (104 bit)  | No  | orinoco_14  |  | | Avaya Wireless PC Card ETS (Gold)  | **orinoco** Linux kernel module  | Yes  |  | Yes (104 bit)  | No  | orinoco_14  |  |
 | Avaya Wireless PC Card ETS (Gold)  | Windows ndis driver  | No  |  | No  | No  | No  |  | | Avaya Wireless PC Card ETS (Gold)  | Windows ndis driver  | No  |  | No  | No  | No  |  |
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 ==== Kernel modules rt2x00 ==== ==== Kernel modules rt2x00 ====
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 +**NOTE** wireless modules **rt2x00** are now in the vanilla kernel (at least in 2.6.26). We use the **''rt73usb''** one.
  
 Compiling this modules requires the **the source tree of your running kernel**, and the relative **kernel headers**. In Debian this menas installing two packages: **linux-source-$(uname -r | cut -f1 -d-)** and **linux-headers-$(uname -r)**. Compiling this modules requires the **the source tree of your running kernel**, and the relative **kernel headers**. In Debian this menas installing two packages: **linux-source-$(uname -r | cut -f1 -d-)** and **linux-headers-$(uname -r)**.
doc/appunti/linux/sa/wifi_pccard.txt · Last modified: 2009/04/18 16:42 by niccolo