Also, the install put the alias line in a new file called nf, which isn't standard order on Debian/Ubuntu - may as well move it to the correct area: On my system - I couldn't get modprobe/insmod to see the driver unless I put the rt2570.ko file in another directory: You can see the whole process I followed here (), but basically, follow Lambert's steps except for these things:ġ. There are a few extra steps that I had to do to get it working on my system. I'm one of the users who's been able to get the rt2570 driver working for a WUSB54Gv4 device.
Read this file as it gives information on logging and reporting bugs. In /usr/src/rt2570-1.1.0-b1/Modules/ there is a file TESTING. This driver is a beta driver and there are probably bugs. To load module at boot add it to /etc/modules file Sudo insmod /lib/modules/`uname -r`/drivers/rt2570.koĬonfigure your wireless device through /etc/network/interfaces. Sudo mkdir /lib/modules/`uname -r`/drivers/ You'll get a choice of mirrors where to download from. Go here () and choose the rt2570beta driver. If driver is updated commands will need to change to that file name. Sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-`uname -r` gcc-3.4Īt the time this was written driver was rt2570-1.1.0-b1. If not installed already, these packages need to be installed. Post your results and success stories for others to see.
I've seen quite a few posts lately about getting this device to work. Which the rt2570 section shows the dwl-g122 as working with this driver. This link ( shows a list of devices reported by users to work with the rt2xxx drivers. Homepage for the rt2570 driver can be found here. () Haven't compared but that thread has two posts w/ verified working driver following those instructions.
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