DLink DWL-122 wireless adapters suck

[baseline bum]

I built my own disto from source (called Puto Linux de Carahlo based on kernel 2.4.26.putokernel), and it's fast as with everything compiled for my processor but I can't for the life of me get my freaking USB wireless adapter working.

Having to keep a par ion for Puta Carahlo de Redmond just to go online is bull man.... is bull .

Companies who don't write linux drivers pueden darme un beso negro.

[Nbadan]

Hey, but think of it this way, at least all your data is secure on another par ion, because we all know that puto-windows is like James T.Kirk at Boystown when it comes to file and system security

[spurster]

You can always try 2.4.27 or the prereleases of 2.4.28. I assume you have good reasons not to use 2.6 kernels. If nothing else, here is your chance to be a alpha or beta tester for whoever might be developing a Linux driver.

[baseline bum]

Yeah... I don't use 2.6.x kernels because my video card drivers don't agree with them. I've tried the Prism2 USB wlan drivers, but had no luck getting it up and running (along with a billion other people all over linux mailing lists and all). Does 2.4.27 and 2.4.28 have Alsa drivers built into the kernel like 2.6.x does?

[spurster]

Sounds like a lot of alpha testers out there. I can't say too much about what's in or out of a given kernel. I only dig into it when something's not working.

[SequSpur]

Yeah, seriously, I had those alphas on betas with a little trifecta that was saudered on top of the flex capacitor and the blender was inoperable.

So, I got a flex top insulator, with a alpha controller to enable my beta loop flex monitor and now the works....

Who woulda thought?

:pc

[baseline bum]

I ended up buying a better wireless adapter for $30 with a $20 mail-in rebate, and I'm selling the DWL-122 to someone for $15, so I'm essentially being paid $5 to switch to a better card that is now working for me in linux and is 802.11g instead of 802.11b