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Old 09-13-2005   #1 (permalink)
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SuSe 9.3 and WL54USB wlan

Hi guys

I have really rard time to get this wlan usb stick work under suse 9.3 pro.
Hardware seems to find the stick but the problem is the driver
The driver is open source and it is available here http://support.a-link.com/wl54usb/upd.htm

I tried to use make and make install but all I get is errors

Can someone tell me the way to get it work, please

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Could you post the errors you're getting?
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SuS Hardware tool popup window says that "Your insert request delivered and A driver has been loaded for the devise and so it should be possible to use the devise." after I manually select the stick from the Unkown devises list of Hardware tool and click on Insert button.

As far as I know I havent installed any drivers yet

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Does it actually show up when you run iwconfig in a terminal?
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Could you post the errors you're getting?
Sure ....

Here is some of them, cant really post the all because there is too much of them ...

Code:
src/zd1205.c:342: error: storage size of `p80211wext_handler_def' isn't known
src/zd1205.c:5559: warning: `zd1205_ioctl_getsens' defined but not used
src/zd1205.c:5979: warning: `zd1205wext_giwname' defined but not used
src/zd1205.c:5990: warning: `zd1205wext_giwfreq' defined but not used
src/zd1205.c:6003: warning: `zd1205wext_siwfreq' defined but not used
src/zd1205.c:6060: warning: `zd1205wext_siwrate' defined but not used
src/zd1205.c:6068: warning: `zd1205wext_giwrate' defined but not used
src/zd1205.c:6087: warning: `zd1205wext_siwrts' defined but not used
src/zd1205.c:6094: warning: `zd1205wext_giwfrag' defined but not used
src/zd1205.c:6102: warning: `zd1205wext_siwfrag' defined but not used
src/zd1205.c:6109: warning: `zd1205wext_giwtxpow' defined but not used
src/zd1205.c:6116: warning: `zd1205wext_siwtxpow' defined but not used
src/zd1205.c:6122: warning: `zd1205wext_giwap' defined but not used
src/zd1205.c:6136: warning: `zd1205wext_siwencode' defined but not used
src/zd1205.c:6144: warning: `zd1205wext_giwencode' defined but not used
src/zd1205.c:6216: warning: `zd1205wext_siwscan' defined but not used
src/zd1205.c:6341: warning: `zd1205wext_giwscan' defined but not used
make: *** [src/zd1205.o] Error 1
linux:~/Desktop/LINUX KAMA/WLAN USB DRIVERS/zd1211-4715/zdsta #
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Nope ...

Here what I get with iwconfig ...

Code:
lo        no wireless extensions.

eth0      no wireless extensions.

sit0      no wireless extensions.

ppp0      no wireless extensions.

linux:~/Desktop/LINUX KAMA/WLAN USB DRIVERS/zd1211-4715/zdsta #
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Have you installed the kernel-source package?
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Sorry I dont know what package to install ... I am kind a newbie around linux

All I have installed is GCC

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The name of the package in YaST is actually kernel-source; you can do a search in YaST's software installation module.

If you have updated your kernel via YOU (Yast Online Update) since installing SuSE, you'll have to update the kernel-source package via YOU as well.
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All I did is made all available online updates.
Never heard about YOU

I think that there is some kind of problem with building the driver because I used make commands when I installed other applications and it worked without any errors.

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