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To: Bruce Simpson <bms@incunabulum.net>
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Subject: Re: Ralink 28xx series drivers?
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Thank you! The adapter which I am trying to get running is 
mini-PCI, not USB. If there's code available, I'd be glad to test it.

--Brett Glass

At 11:08 PM 1/27/2010, Bruce Simpson wrote:

>On 01/28/10 01:26, Brett Glass wrote:
>>I am trying to make FreeBSD 8.0 fully functional on an ASUS mini-workstation
>>that seems to have a Ralink RT2860 card inside. The "ral" driver for FreeBSD
>>doesn't recognize the card.
>>
>>Apparently, OpenBSD does have a driver for this chip. Is anyone porting it?
>>Please copy me on responses, as I am not a full time subscriber of this list.
>>
>
>I can successfully get an RT3071 based Sitecom WL-344 dongle to 
>attach and associate. HostAP mode may take more work.