I use wireless routing Internet access, as long as the machine inserted a TP-link321, more convenient and speed can also. Like windows, Ubuntu must also have a NIC Driver. 1. Download, compile, and install the required software package wgethttp: // rt2 × 00 timeout
I use wireless routing Internet access, as long as the machine inserted a TP-link321, more convenient and speed can also. Like windows, Ubuntu must also have a NIC Driver.
1. Download, compile, and install required software packages
Wget http: // rt2 × 00 .serialmonkey.com/rt73-cvs-daily.tar.gz
Tar-xvzf rt73-cvs-daily.tar.gz
Sudo aptitude install build-essential linux-headers-'uname-R' cd rt73-cvs-yyyymmddhh/Modulesudo
Make sudo
Make install
2. Fixed the module conflict.
Sudo modprobe-r rt73usb
Sudo modprobe-r rt2570
Sudo modprobe-r rt2500usb
Sudo modprobe-r rt2 × 00lib
Edit the blacklist file:
Sudo nano/etc/modprobe. d/blacklist:
# Blacklist rt73usb, as it is a non-functional beta module which conflicts with the working rt73 module.
Blacklist rt73usb
# Blacklist rt2570, as it causes conflicts with rt73
Blacklist rt2570
# Other modules that break rt73
Blacklist rt2500usb
Blacklist rt2 × 00lib
Installation Module
Sudo modprobe-v rt73
3. Configure Network Interfaces
Add sudo nano/etc/network/interface:
Auto rausb0 iface rausb0inet dhcp pre-up
Ifconfig rausb0 up pre-up
Iwconfig rausb0 essid "YOUR_ESSID"
According to the above help, I still cannot identify it step by step. After the restart, the wireless network card is recognized, but I still cannot dial the number. As a result, I used the graphical interface to continue to configure password and other information. In a short time, I would be able to dial normally.
We recommend that you install the driver on the command line and configure the user name and password on the GUI after the NIC is identified.