Hi,
Think I read about a zillion pages to find a WiFi PCI nic that's
supported by Linux (Fedora 9). I found the Conceptronic C54Ri which has
a RaLink RT2500 chip, is supposed to work and was available at a shop
near me.
Unfortunately I can't get the card to do anything with NetworkManager
(NM) when the rt2500pci module is loaded. It won't even setup a link to
an AP without any security. With the latest ndiswrapper 1.5.3 and
version 2 firmware from conceptronic.net at least NM can setup a link to
an AP that has no security whatsoever and NM can also setup a link using
WEP. Both are useless for obvious security reasons. Both WPA and WPA2
didn't work (wpa_supplicant mentioned some timeout authenticating to the
AP). I require a WPA2/CCMP (AES) link to the AP.
Does anyone have any experience with this card or any RaLink RT2500
based card howto make NetworkManager (or system-config network)
successfully set up a WPA2/CCMP (AES) link to an AP?
Thanks and regards,
Patrick
ps if anyone knows a WiFi PCI card or USB stick that has the
always-working-out-of-the-box-Intel WiFi chipset please let me know
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