Has anyone done any work with usb wifi devices (specifically for the rpi)?
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Veety
Has anyone done any work with usb wifi devices (specifically for the rpi)?
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Veety
This is a little off-topic, but I have wireless in Plan9 with a
OpenWrt router like
this one: http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/tp-link/tl-wr703n
It has a client mode. You can configure your wireless network with a
web browser, and once it is configured you don't need to do anything,
at every boot you wi
9front includes softmac wifi layer supporting wpa and wpa2 with
factotum. (we support intel wifilink based cards and ralink 2866)
steal it if you can :-)
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cinap
I would absolutely love to do this. Can you help me through it?
P.S.: I am a complete noob.
Best Regards,
Salman Javaid
On Thu, Dec 12, 2013 at 4:43 PM, Steve Simon wrote:
> There is no usb wifi suppotrt in plan9 (unless you know different).
>
> Surfing around I found a candidate for a reas
> There is no usb wifi suppotrt in plan9 (unless you know different).
i'm fairly sure i have a working-but-not-finished driver for the marvell
liberatas (olpc, and a few external devices, only 802.11g) in my contrib.
no encryption or anything fancy but enough to load plan9 over it.
tristan
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On Thu Dec 12 06:44:46 EST 2013, st...@quintile.net wrote:
> There is no usb wifi suppotrt in plan9 (unless you know different).
>
> Surfing around I found a candidate for a reasonable well documented
> device if anyone has the time and enthusism.
>
> The RT2571w - a PDF of a datasheet giving reg
There is no usb wifi suppotrt in plan9 (unless you know different).
Surfing around I found a candidate for a reasonable well documented
device if anyone has the time and enthusism.
The RT2571w - a PDF of a datasheet giving register level programming is
on the net, and there is a bare metal embedd
