If they are not in the output you should check to see if they are on your sudo find /* -name "rt28*" Kernel/drivers/staging/rt2860/rt2860sta.ko **Your output should show these in the output** The really easy way around this is to ensure that the correct driver is loaded and installed.
The driver is almost always there on the file system so there is no need to download it. If you know what you're doing, you can easily use modprobe to remove the default modules and to insert the newly compiled module into the kernel. The simplest thing to do at this point is reboot.
#Belkin f5d8053 v6 linux drivers
# Blacklist the default usb drivers for rslink card Add the following to the file /etc/modprobe.d/nf This opens the nano text editor as before. To do this, enter the following sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/nf To force the use of the compiled driver, called rt2870sta, you need to blacklist the ones loaded Karmic as default. This must be done as root, and is done as sudo make installīlacklist the old drivers & force use of the new ones
#Belkin f5d8053 v6 linux install
Once make finishes (if it errors, you will need to fix this first of course - it compiled first time for me) you need to install the drivers. I had already installed them a long time sudo apt-get install build-essential make Im pretty sure thats all you need, but I am unsure. You will need to install build-essential and kernel headers. Use CTRL+X to exit, answering Y to save changes, and ENTER to use the original filename. We must edit two options - Find these two options: Next we must configure the driver, as explained in nano os/linux/config.mk Extract the downloaded driver (RT2870_LinuxSTA_V2.3.0.0.2) and cd into the tar xfj cd RT2870_LinuxSTA_V2.3.0.0/ This afternoon I managed it, and so I thought I would share what I'd learned, as there seemed to a good few others with similar problems. I had tried several times to get the native ralink driver working, but to no avail.
#Belkin f5d8053 v6 linux how to
I searched around for some time trying to get an explanation on how to get the Belkin N Wireless USB Adapter (F5D8053) to work in Ubuntu 9.10 (karmic).
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