r***@webworxshop.com
2011-09-15 23:21:44 UTC
Hi Everyone,
I just received a new work laptop (a HP ProBook 4530s), which came
pre-installed with Windows 7. After a bit of fiddling with the partition
layout I've installed Fedora 15 on it. However, I am unable to get the
on-board wifi working.
According to lspci the wifi chip is a Ralink 3592, which uses the
rt2800pci driver. The driver is loaded on startup correctly and I have a
network interface (wlan0) corresponding to the wifi. However, I can't
see any wireless networks (either via network manager or iwlist).
I've also tried some other drivers from the RPMFusion repo (the 2860,
2870 and 3070 drivers) as well as the driver on the Ralink website
(http://www.ralinktech.com/support.php?s=2). In the case of the Ralink
driver I couldn't get it to compile for my chip (after changing the
identifier in the makefile), although it will compile for other
versions.
Has anyone had any experience with this chip? Specifically interested
in Fedora based experience, but any help is welcome.
Thanks in advance,
Cheers,
Rob Connolly
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I just received a new work laptop (a HP ProBook 4530s), which came
pre-installed with Windows 7. After a bit of fiddling with the partition
layout I've installed Fedora 15 on it. However, I am unable to get the
on-board wifi working.
According to lspci the wifi chip is a Ralink 3592, which uses the
rt2800pci driver. The driver is loaded on startup correctly and I have a
network interface (wlan0) corresponding to the wifi. However, I can't
see any wireless networks (either via network manager or iwlist).
I've also tried some other drivers from the RPMFusion repo (the 2860,
2870 and 3070 drivers) as well as the driver on the Ralink website
(http://www.ralinktech.com/support.php?s=2). In the case of the Ralink
driver I couldn't get it to compile for my chip (after changing the
identifier in the makefile), although it will compile for other
versions.
Has anyone had any experience with this chip? Specifically interested
in Fedora based experience, but any help is welcome.
Thanks in advance,
Cheers,
Rob Connolly
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http://www.linux.net.nz/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nzlug