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Ralink Rt2870 Wireless Lan Card Driver Windows 10

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I put in the wireless LAN card into the usb port, being new to Ubuntu i'd expect something like Windows... Auto installing itself, but nothing happened.

With the card I have a disc for the wireless LAN card to install. Inside of the disc there is a folder called Linux. I'm assuming that that is how I install the driver.

Inside of that folder there are two more folders. One is which is for the driver. Inside of that is a .tar.bz2 folder and inside of that is two more folders called Module and WPA supp.

I have no idea and I did tried to search. I found a little bit of stuff but I don't think I understand. Could someone please give me the exact instructions to install the driver/files for it?

I'm using Ubuntu 10.10 and the card is a RT2070 Ralink Lan USB 11B/G 54M Wireless card 802.11.

Pastebin of dmesg: http://pastebin.com/UrFY3NSR

Representative portion in case pastebin wipes this entry:

Ralink also has a page for support...http://eng.ralinktech.com.tw/support.php?s=2

This is what the readme file says, but it is to complicated to understand, maybe someone can translate it so it'll be less complicated?

Here are all folders/file names that is in the folder for the wireless USB driver

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Solved over on ubuntuforums. Long and painful. Does require compiling the driver if you do it exactly according to the forum directions here.

RobotHumansRobotHumans
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ok. here is the general process. it works in most of the cases. copy the file_name.tar.gz folder in desktop.Then follow the code in terminal.

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You probably only need the firmware file instead of the full driver, depending on how new the card is.

Since it's not always clear what's going on, please do the following:

  • Remove your USB key
  • Open a Terminal
  • Type dmesg and hit enter. Note what the last line is.
  • Insert your USB key
  • Type dmesg again and hit enter.
  • Copy/paste the lines that are new the second time around (they'll be at the bottom) to the question.

That will help us immensely.

As for installing the driver, the vendor should have included instructions on how to install the driver on the CD. If it's meant to be a compile-it-yourself module, you're in for a bit of work but nothing insurmountable.

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I suggest you firstly unzip the zip folder you mention. In Linux you only have to right click the folder and choose open with archiver, this will generate a plain folder of the same name. Add to your question, any queries you have about the contents of this folder.

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from your home directory, and with the tar file in that directory, run the following in a command shell:

I think this should do it, although you may need to restart for it to take effect (I'm also not completely sure about that last command ... whether or not it's required). I have an rt3090 and I needed to do this process as well. With the very latest kernels, your card may work ... it's worth looking into.

  • You will need to do this process each time there is a kernel upgrade as well.
  • The Make command will probably generate a lot of warnings. These can be ignored.
  • The rmmod command may give you an error, but it can be ignored as well.
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I had a look at your output from your dmesg, it does look like it's not being detected.

You should try lsusb also this should give you a list of usb devices. We can confirm that it's there or not.

Otherwise the installation from source code generally follow the same procedure:

1) unzip tar.gz to a folder2) From command line go to folder 3) type: sudo ./configure4) type: make5) type make install

IF there are mistakes during ./configure report them and check if there's something extra to install.

Nicolas de FontenayNicolas de Fontenay

Installing NDISwrapper and loading the wireless driver into the program usually works for me on wireless sticks.

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You need to extract the .tar.gz into a folder. To do that you can right click on the file and choose extract. Once the file is extracted, go into the folder, and look at the readme or install files. Follow the instructions on how to install the driver.

In most cases, once you extract the file, just press Ctrl+Alt+T on your keyboard to open Terminal. When it opens, navigate to the folder where the file got extracted, and run the commands below

Where,

  • ./configure will configure the software to ensure your system has the necessary functionality and libraries to successfully compile the package.
  • make will compile all the source files into executable binaries.
  • Finally, make install will install the binaries and any supporting files into the appropriate locations.

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