Has anyone gotten some semblance of a working driver for this critter
with a recent 2.5 kernel ? I really don't want to run my router on
2.4..which is still painful to compile a working driver which is reliable.
It's a Linksys wireless USB nic.
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On Sun, Feb 16, 2003 at 03:41:17PM -0500, David Ford wrote:
> Has anyone gotten some semblance of a working driver for this critter
> with a recent 2.5 kernel ? I really don't want to run my router on
> 2.4..which is still painful to compile a working driver which is reliable.
>
> It's a Linksys wireless USB nic.
I'd suggest asking the authors of this driver when they are going to
start supporting the 2.5 kernel...
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