Hi, I'm using the "Point of View" netbook "Mobii", which has got a "VNT-6656" wlan stick hardwired. This wlan stick does not work properly, and Greg Kroahs e-mail bot told me to write you. Long story short: lsusb: $ lsusb -s 002 Bus 001 Device 002: ID 160a:3184 VIA Technologies, Inc. VIA VNT-6656 [WiFi 802.11b/g USB Dongle] I'm using Ubuntu. Until and including Ubuntu 10.10 I wasn't able to connect to WPA/WPA2-mixed-mode protected WLAN. Ubuntu 10.10 used kernel 2.6.35, I'm pretty sure I tried mainline-kernels as well, but can't promise. Since I switched to Ubuntu 11.04, I am also unable to connect to WEP 802.1X- and to WPA and to WPA2-protected WLAN. I hadn't the possibility to test WEP yet. I tried kernels 2.6.38 and 2.6.39 under Ubuntu 11.04. I wasn't able to enable kernel 3.0 yet. My quesitions are pretty basic: 1) Where to report a bug to? I found bugzilla.kernel.org, the two bugs according to VNT6656 or VT6656 weren't attended so much. So maybe this is the wrong place. 2) Is there a workaround? An even more experimental driver than those in the staging section? I am willed to help as good as possible, which includes testing experimental drivers and give more details about the problems, for example logs about failed connection attempts. sincerely, Max Görner
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