I've been trying without success these adapters with Ndiswrapper ( trying the. Less detail but there is a line that seemed to be a response to this adapter being plugged in.
I then did the same thing with a TP-Link TL-WN821N adapter (third screenshot). I then pulled this out and plugged in a Simplecom NW382 and re-did lsusb (second screenshot, with and without the adapter plugged in). The first screenshot has the kernel information then the lsusb listing with the EDIMAX in use. I do have an old USB adapter that works in my desktops with Puppy, a micro EDIMAX that seems to use a RealTek chipset. Thanks for replying with something I can do. (24.62 KiB) Downloaded 686 times CD-Linuxsubdirectory.jpg (36.52 KiB) Downloaded 695 times pets-list-old-maybe-drivers.jpg old pets - would any work for say, BioinicPup32? (65.44 KiB) Downloaded 712 times Thanks for any help or explanations about these adapters.ĬDrootdirectory.jpg CD with Simplecom adapter opens to include a LINUX diectory (31.5 KiB) Downloaded 703 times CD-Linuxdirectory.jpg clicking the LINUX icon gives this.
If there is one, must the driver be kernel-specific or only in/for kernels from a certain date/number version? In the Forum, I found a link to a collection of pets of RealTek drivers (screenshot) but these seem very kernel-Pup specific. They both claim on their packaging to be usable in Linux and the accompanying CD has a Linux directory but looks to require someone who knows about compiling (screenshots of a sequence of one CD's directories)?įurther brief searching (Google) suggested I need a rtl8xxxu driver which has replaced older drivers. Is there a pet of the driver for a couple of (cheap) USB Wifi adapters using this chipset?īriefly searching specifications on the TP-LinkTL-WN821N V6.0 and Simplecom NW382 usb wifi adapters seemed to me that they both use the same chip-set so would use the same driver.
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