RE: Linksys wusb11 v3.0 seems to be Prism based

Joerg Albert <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.drivers.at76c503a.user
Message-ID <Pine.LNX.4.56.0312270202260.459@invb>
Hi Peter,

On Fri, 26 Dec 2003, Peter Mueller wrote:

> > I just had a look into the Linksys WUSB11 v3 drivers,
> > from http://www.levi.cz/soubor.php?produkt=WUSB11&typ=o
> > as www.linksys.com had no driver for v3.
>
> Ok.  I don't know what this is saying, I'll take your word for it :-).

I don't understand this language either, but there is a link to
a driver whose .inf file mentions wusb11_30 ...

>
> > Seems like USB ids 0x1915/0x2236 is treated similar to
> > 0x66b/0x2213, which is the WUSB12 v1.1. Both are Prism based.
> > So you should try the wlan-ng driver and add your USB ids to
> > src/prism2/driver/prism2sta.c. If that fails, maybe you could
> > open the device and have a look on the pcb?
>
> Ok.  I don't have a problem voiding the warrenty.  There is a screw under a
> foot for these Linksys USB devices, right?  What should I look for?

I've never owned or disassembled one of these.
I'd first try wlan-ng, with your USB id added.

If this fails and your device got an FCC id, try to look at the internal
pictures of it at
https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/cf/eas/reports/GenericSearch.cfm

Try to figure out the names of the main ICs on these pictures or in your
device.

IMHO rubber foots are no warranty seals (unless they say
"warranty void if removed") :-)

/Jörg
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