Hi, Ivo and John.

I don't know if you received my earlier message.

On Jun 08 2008, Rogério Brito wrote:
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> Correction here: I just went to the ia32 notebook again and, now, running
> Ubuntu's hardy kernel (which is a patched 2.6.24 kernel, AFAIK---yes, it
> is; just checked it) I could make the D-Link stick work fine.

The only problem that I had is that I had to reissue the command "iwconfig
wlan0 ap any" or, otherwise, the connection with the AP would be dropped (I
can get a log for you to peruse, if you wish).

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> On Jun 09 2008, Ivo van Doorn wrote:
> > That is most unfortunate, since register dumps are usually most usefull
> > when I can compare the actual register values between a working and
> > non-working setup.  However I just realized I had a D-Link stick
> > myself, and apparently I have the exact same model/type. I'll compile a
> > 2.6.26-rc5 kernel and see if that stick works for me, if so, I have the
> > working register dump. And if not, then we can rule out endian
> > problems.
> 

Oh, these endianness problems are a headache. I just fixed some in one
small program in lame (the MP3 compressor), but in the end, I finally
won. :-)

Anyway, did you have some time to check your D-Link stick? I am willing to
test more things or other kernel trees, if that is helpful to the project.


Regards, Rogério Brito.

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