i'm a knewbee, so i may be missing the obvious...please have a little patience. i have read and searched all over the wikis/web to get the linksys wusb54gc v.3 adapter to work with this distro, without luck
Scenario: using slitaz-aircrack...20091124.iso from a usb drive on an acer aspire one
already tried modprobe rt73 and rt73usb separately. The dmesg and lsmod confirm that the modules have no problem loading.
Under "system information" in the "USB devices" i can see the card and its info under EHCI host controller, so the computer knows the usb device is attached.
Problem: in "Hardware auto-detect" the new module doesn't appear under "Kernel module", so I can't detect the device under pci/usb auto detect.
any help on this subject would be greatly appreciated
As for lsusb...I don't why I can't install usbutils correctly, I keep getting two file lost posts in the package manager: /usr/sbin/lsusb /usr/sbin/update-usbids.sh
2.6.30.6-slitaz is slitaz-3.0 stable It's difficult enough on stable... Please don't upgrade to cooking !!! Use tazpkg in xterm.
root@slitaz: nano /var/lib/tazpkg/mirror
Verify it has: http://mirror.slitaz.org/packages/stable/ Do tazpkg recharge,tazpkg check,tazpkg get-install usbutils It should auto get-install depends libusb and libusb-compat
Your info has more information than the output from lsusb but I don't think the wireless usb adapter will work until usbutils and it's depends are installed correctly. Give it a try anyhow. Google indicates 1737:0077 vendor:product id uses the rt3070sta module which is included in the linux-wireless.tazpkg for stable
As a last resort you can download the packages from the stable repository on another computer at http://pkgs.slitaz.org/ and install with tazpkg install pkgname.tazpkg as root.
Hey I got the usbutils and its depends working plus i installed the stable versions of linux-wireless and get-wifi-firmware, but no matter what I do with the firmware or driver configuration it just doesn't want to find the usb wifi adapter.
I did a get-install of the cooking versions of linux-wireless and get-wifi-firmware and it finds the usb device, but yields an error with the usbmap (maybe that arises due to the confusion with the kernels and their folders).
Any thoughts regarding more things to try are still greatly appreciated.