Michael Favia wrote:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 The rt2x00 project provides ongoing support for the rt2400 rt2500 and rt2570 chipsets that were open sourced (GPL) by RaLink. The chipset is quite popular and used by a few dozen vendors (linksys most notably here in US) in various PCI and USB based hardware: http://rt2x00.serialmonkey.com/wiki/index.php/Hardware http://ralink.rapla.net/ RT2x00 is aiming for eventual adoption into the kernel but a large number of distros have taken initiative and included them in their latest releases. A few of those distros: * SuSE since 10.0 * debian (contrib) * Gentoo (portage) * Mandriva Does fedora have any plans to include support for this hardware in FC5? Fedora sure could use some help in the wireless support department and I think this is a good addition that will get a large number of people off of the inherent dangers of ndiswrapper. If you visit the site you will notice 4 codebases (1 each 2400/2500/2570 and one 2x00 unification project). While the unified project is most tempting it is also the least developed and just began supporting association this week. The 3 individual projects however have a very stable codebase and report very high success rates. I am also willing to help in any way possible. - -mf -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.1 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFDapSOBVsNYjF2rDYRAjDCAJ9VYMsG1ZWaqbOEG7WuTAx93i15dgCgkSn4 y95xa61KmAhZdqBnz13femw= =Oi/7 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
Your best bet is to get the driver into the mainline kernel. Fedora generally doesn't add external drivers to the kernel.
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