UWN200 / mt7601Usta: Very first steps need a short help

[meino....@gmx.de]

Hi,

after some struggle to receive a package sent from the netherlands
to germany I just received my UWN200 WLAN dongle/antenna thingie.

I already compiled the driver an loaded it, which works (at least for
me as a newbie to WLAN).
dmesg shows:
=== pAd = e0ebe000, size = 852552 ===

[ 4965.195793] --> RTMPAllocTxRxRingMemory
[ 4965.196032] <-- RTMPAllocTxRxRingMemory, Status=0
[ 4965.197790] <-- RTMPAllocAdapterBlock, Status=0
[ 4965.197817] NumEndpoints=8
[ 4965.197839] BULK IN MaxPacketSize = 512
[ 4965.197860] EP address = 0x84
[ 4965.197879] BULK IN MaxPacketSize = 512
[ 4965.197898] EP address = 0x85
[ 4965.197919] BULK OUT MaxPacketSize = 512
[ 4965.197937] EP address = 0x 8
[ 4965.197957] BULK OUT MaxPacketSize = 512
[ 4965.197976] EP address = 0x 4
[ 4965.197994] BULK OUT MaxPacketSize = 512
[ 4965.198013] EP address = 0x 5
[ 4965.198033] BULK OUT MaxPacketSize = 512
[ 4965.198052] EP address = 0x 6
[ 4965.198071] BULK OUT MaxPacketSize = 512
[ 4965.198090] EP address = 0x 7
[ 4965.198109] BULK OUT MaxPacketSize = 512
[ 4965.198128] EP address = 0x 9
[ 4965.198155] RTMP_COM_IoctlHandle():pAd->BulkOutEpAddr=0x8
[ 4965.198176] RTMP_COM_IoctlHandle():pAd->BulkOutEpAddr=0x4
[ 4965.198197] RTMP_COM_IoctlHandle():pAd->BulkOutEpAddr=0x5
[ 4965.198218] RTMP_COM_IoctlHandle():pAd->BulkOutEpAddr=0x6
[ 4965.198238] RTMP_COM_IoctlHandle():pAd->BulkOutEpAddr=0x7
[ 4965.198259] RTMP_COM_IoctlHandle():pAd->BulkOutEpAddr=0x9
[ 4965.198281] STA Driver version-3.0.0.3
[ 4965.205052] -->MT7601_Init():
[ 4965.206989] Chip specific bbpRegTbSize=0!
[ 4965.207020] Chip VCO calibration mode = 0!
[ 4965.207272] NVM is EFUSE
[ 4965.207301] Efuse Size=0x1d [Range:1e0-1fc]
[ 4965.207324] Endpoint(8) is for In-band Command
[ 4965.207346] Endpoint(4) is for WMM0 AC0
[ 4965.207367] Endpoint(5) is for WMM0 AC1
[ 4965.207388] Endpoint(6) is for WMM0 AC2
[ 4965.207408] Endpoint(7) is for WMM0 AC3
[ 4965.207428] Endpoint(9) is for WMM1 AC0
[ 4965.207448] Endpoint(84) is for Data-In
[ 4965.207468] Endpoint(85) is for Command Rsp
[ 4965.207494] Allocate a net device with private data size=0!
[ 4965.207657] Allocate net device ops success!
[ 4965.207693] The name of the new ra interface is ra0...
[ 4965.207723] RtmpOSNetDevAttach()--->
[ 4965.209915] <---RtmpOSNetDevAttach(), ret=0
[ 4965.209948] <===rt2870_probe()!
[ 4965.215064] usbcore: registered new interface driver rt2870


Before digging deeper into this topic I would like to do a quick
check, whether the hardware seems to work (just in case or warranty).

For example:
Is there a way to list the names (no illegal actions are intended!!!)
of the WLANs around me without doing the whole WLAN configuration
stuff?

Or any othe quick check which sends/receive some data somewhere?

Thank you very much in advance for any help!
Best regards,
mcc

[Richard St-Pierre]

Have you visited (inspire.logicsupply.com)  http://inspire.logicsupply.com/p/tutorials_3943.html and the WiFi installation guide?

Cheers

[meino....@gmx.de]

Hi Richard,

jepp...
The offered kernel driver is for kernel 2.6.* and compiles
with errors under 3.8.13-bone66.
lsusb hangs, when it lists the according entry
ifconfig shows only the half of ra0

To give feedback to logic supply (from where I ordered the
UWN200) as soon as possible I dont want to step through
a full Wifi/Wlan configuration session.

I only want to proof that the UWN200 is working ok as soon as
possible.
If done I have either to send it back (warranty) or I have enough
time for a reasonable setup.

Is there any driver source, which compiles cleanly and is of this
century?

Best regards,
mcc



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[meino....@gmx.de]

I am not that mainstream... ;)

I am using Gentoo...so everything must be compiled manually...



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[Robert Nelson]

On Mon, Sep 22, 2014 at 11:47 AM, <meino....@gmx.de> wrote:
> I am not that mainstream... ;)
>
> I am using Gentoo...so everything must be compiled manually...

Here's the src i'm using for the debian/ubuntu kernel.

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[Robert Nelson]

On Mon, Sep 22, 2014 at 12:40 PM, Robert Nelson <robert...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 22, 2014 at 11:47 AM, <meino....@gmx.de> wrote:
>> I am not that mainstream... ;)
>>
>> I am using Gentoo...so everything must be compiled manually...
>
> Here's the src i'm using for the debian/ubuntu kernel.

https://github.com/rcn-ee/mt7601u

[meino....@gmx.de]

Robert Nelson <robert...@gmail.com> [14-09-22 19:44]:

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Hi Robert,

YEAH!

Thank you VERY much!

Thats helps definetly a lot more than you can imagine! :))))

Best regards,
mcc