On Fri, 2006-10-13 at 10:38 +0200, Tor Arne Vestbø wrote:
> Hello and thanks for replying! :)
>
> Pavel Roskin wrote:
> > You didn't tell anything about the device except that it's Avaya.
>
> The device is an "Avaya Wireless USB Card", (0xD98/0x300), which
> according to http://www.orinoco.host.sk/ is an "ORiNOCO USB variant 1"
> adapter with an "ORiNOCO Classic PCMCIA" inside, i.e. Hermes-I chipset.
I suggest that you don't rely too much on the external websites. The
websites usually aim to collect as much information as possible, even if
it's obsolete. The software authors attempt to make the software easy
to use with minimal documentation.
The current version of orinoco_usb doesn't distinguish variant 1 and
variant 2. It's fully transparent to the user.
> > You can run lsusb to find the ID of your device and check if the ID is
> > in that driver.
>
> Its Vendor 0xD98 Pid 0x300, and I'm using it successfully on my SuSE
> 10.1 install, with Øystein's RPMs, so I guess it's supported :)
Yes, it should be supported.
> I've set up a coss-compile toolchain for the Asus, so i have gcc, a
> linker, and so on for it, but I just wanted to check if it's remotely
> possible to get it to compile before I start scratching my head over
> compile errors :)
It is possible, but support for 2.4 kernels was removed from the current
drivers, so you may need to check the history for the removed parts.
--
Regards,
Pavel Roskin
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