Please help me installing RT3070STA

[Shin Seung Won]

I asked about errors installing fedora(H67,i5-2300,GT240,SATA3 500Gbps, remember?)

But after I changed the port, it worked successfully.

And this is software problem.

I use wireless internet and I tried to install the driver.

The chipset of it is RT3070, so I visited 'http://www.ralinktech.com/' and downloaded the driver,

and I unpacked the compress file(the file ended with 'bz2' but the real format was 'gzip').

Logged in root and after I edited the settings, I did 'make' and 'make install' in terminal.

Certainly, there was no error, but some warnings about difference between variables.

And when I did 'modprobe rt3070sta', there was an error - 'Unknown symbols in module' and 'see dmesg'.

I found these things in dmesg :

[ 606.338451] rt3070sta: module license 'unspecified' taints kernel.
[ 606.338454] Disabling lock debugging due to kernel taint
[ 606.338552] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_alloc_urb (err 0)
[ 606.338618] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_free_urb (err 0)
[ 606.338726] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_alloc_coherent (err 0)
[ 606.338886] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_register_driver (err 0)
[ 606.339025] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_put_dev (err 0)
[ 606.339084] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_get_dev (err 0)
[ 606.339184] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_submit_urb (err 0)
[ 606.339329] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_free_coherent (err 0)
[ 606.339501] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_control_msg (err 0)
[ 606.339691] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_deregister (err 0)
[ 606.339941] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_kill_urb (err 0)
It seems that these all starts with 'usb_'.

I enabled 'wpa_supplicant' service.

What can I do? Please Help me...

[Sam Varshavchik]

신승원 writes:
> « HTML content follows »
>
> I asked about errors installing fedora(H67,i5-2300,GT240,SATA3 500Gbps,  
> remember?)
>
> But after I changed the port, it worked successfully.
>
> And this is software problem.
>
> I use wireless internet and I tried to install the driver.
>
> The chipset of it is RT3070, so I visited  
> 'URL:http://www.ralinktech.com/http://www.ralinktech.com/' and downloaded  
> the driver,
>
> and I unpacked the compress file(the file ended with 'bz2' but the real  
> format was 'gzip').
>
> Logged in root and after I edited the settings, I did 'make' and 'make  
> install' in terminal.
>
> Certainly, there was no error, but some warnings about difference between  
> variables.
>
> And when I did 'modprobe rt3070sta', there was an error - 'Unknown symbols in  
> module' and 'see dmesg'.
>
> I found these things in dmesg :
>
> [  606.338451] rt3070sta: module license 'unspecified' taints kernel.
> [  606.338454] Disabling lock debugging due to kernel taint
> [  606.338552] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_alloc_urb (err 0)
> [  606.338618] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_free_urb (err 0)
> [  606.338726] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_alloc_coherent (err 0)
> [  606.338886] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_register_driver (err 0)
> [  606.339025] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_put_dev (err 0)
> [  606.339084] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_get_dev (err 0)
> [  606.339184] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_submit_urb (err 0)
> [  606.339329] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_free_coherent (err 0)
> [  606.339501] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_control_msg (err 0)
> [  606.339691] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_deregister (err 0)
> [  606.339941] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_kill_urb (err 0)
> It seems that these all starts with 'usb_'.
>
> I enabled 'wpa_supplicant' service.
>
> What can I do? Please Help me...

The best thing for you to do is to return your network adapter and get one  
that's natively supported in Linux.

Unlike MS-Windows, where hardware drivers are typically supplied by the  
manufacturer, all drivers for most common hardware are directly included in  
the Linux kernel. The Linux kernel community always accepts drivers from  
active and responsive OEMs for direct inclusion and distribution as part of  
the stock Linux kernel.

Most common wireless network hardware is already supported by Linux, out of  
the box. If your hardware is not supported, return it and get one that does.

[Ed Greshko]

On 04/26/2011 08:40 PM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> The best thing for you to do is to return your network adapter and get
> one that's natively supported in Linux.
>
> Unlike MS-Windows, where hardware drivers are typically supplied by
> the manufacturer, all drivers for most common hardware are directly
> included in the Linux kernel. The Linux kernel community always
> accepts drivers from active and responsive OEMs for direct inclusion
> and distribution as part of the stock Linux kernel.
>
> Most common wireless network hardware is already supported by Linux,
> out of the box. If your hardware is not supported, return it and get
> one that does.

I believe that the needed packages to support the RT3070 are in the
rpmfusion-free repository.

I had done this back in F11 to get the RT2860 working....but it was a
long time ago.  It did work fine I just decided not to use the wireless
card on my desktop system.

I am sure someone else will know the details.  But, generally the step
should be....

1.  Enable the rpmfusion-free repo     http://rpmfusion.org/Configuration

2.  Install kmod-rt3070 which will pull in the dependencies for the
kernel you're running.

[Shin Seung Won]

I tried to find it but it is all named like 'rt3070-kmod.~~~.src.fc14' or 'rt3070-kmod-debuginfo.~~~.fc14'.
The first one is something that I've tried before(Unpack and there's the src), but I haven't tried the latter one. Thanks.

-----Original Message-----
From: "Ed Greshko"<[e-mail]> 
To: "Community support for Fedora users"<[e-mail]>
Cc: 
Sent: 11-04-26(화) 21:57:20
Subject: Re: Please help me installing RT3070STAOn 04/26/2011 08:40 PM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> The best thing for you to do is to return your network adapter and get
> one that's natively supported in Linux.
>
> Unlike MS-Windows, where hardware drivers are typically supplied by
> the manufacturer, all drivers for most common hardware are directly
> included in the Linux kernel. The Linux kernel community always
> accepts drivers from active and responsive OEMs for direct inclusion
> and distribution as part of the stock Linux kernel.
>
> Most common wireless network hardware is already supported by Linux,
> out of the box. If your hardware is not supported, return it and get
> one that does.

I believe that the needed packages to support the RT3070 are in the
rpmfusion-free repository.
I had done this back in F11 to get the RT2860 working....but it was a
long time ago. It did work fine I just decided not to use the wireless
card on my desktop system.
I am sure someone else will know the details. But, generally the step
should be....
1. Enable the rpmfusion-free repo http://rpmfusion.org/Configuration
2. Install kmod-rt3070 which will pull in the dependencies for the
kernel you're running.

[Sam Varshavchik]

신승원 writes:
> I tried to find it but it is all named like 'rt3070-kmod.~~~.src.fc14' or  
> 'rt3070-kmod-debuginfo.~~~.fc14'.
>
> The first one is something that I've tried before(Unpack and there's the  
> src), but I haven't tried the latter one. Thanks.

The latter one is the debug rpm. If there's a debug rpm, and a source rpm,  
there should be an installable rpm there as well. Keep looking.
> [IMAGE]
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: "Ed Greshko"
> To: "Community support for Fedora users"
> Cc:
> Sent: 11-04-26(화) 21:57:20
> Subject: Re: Please help me installing RT3070STAOn 04/26/2011 08:40 PM, Sam  
> Varshavchik wrote:
> > The best thing for you to do is to return your network adapter and get
> > one that's natively supported in Linux.
> >
> > Unlike MS-Windows, where hardware drivers are typically supplied by
> > the manufacturer, all drivers for most common hardware are directly
> > included in the Linux kernel. The Linux kernel community always
> > accepts drivers from active and responsive OEMs for direct inclusion
> > and distribution as part of the stock Linux kernel.
> >
> > Most common wireless network hardware is already supported by Linux,
> > out of the box. If your hardware is not supported, return it and get
> > one that does.
>
> I believe that the needed packages to support the RT3070 are in the
> rpmfusion-free repository.
>
> I had done this back in F11 to get the RT2860 working....but it was a
> long time ago. It did work fine I just decided not to use the wireless
> card on my desktop system.
>
> I am sure someone else will know the details. But, generally the step
> should be....
> Enable the rpmfusion-free repo
>
> URL:http://rpmfusion.org/Configurationhttp://rpmfusion.org/Configuration
> Install kmod-rt3070 which will pull in the dependencies for the
>
> kernel you're running.
>
> --
> This file will self-destruct in five minutes. 葛斯克 愛德華 / 台北市八德
> 路四段
>
> [IMAGE]

[Mickey]

If you have the rpmfusion.org repos in F14 all you have to do is yum 
install kmod-rt3070 and it will install all the needed rpm's.

On 04/26/2011 09:20 AM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> 신승원 writes:
> > I tried to find it but it is all named like 
> > 'rt3070-kmod.~~~.src.fc14' or 'rt3070-kmod-debuginfo.~~~.fc14'.
> >
> > The first one is something that I've tried before(Unpack and there's 
> > the src), but I haven't tried the latter one. Thanks.
>
> The latter one is the debug rpm. If there's a debug rpm, and a source 
> rpm, there should be an installable rpm there as well. Keep looking.
> > [IMAGE]
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: "Ed Greshko"
> > To: "Community support for Fedora users"
> > Cc:
> > Sent: 11-04-26(화) 21:57:20
> > Subject: Re: Please help me installing RT3070STAOn 04/26/2011 08:40 
> > PM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> > > The best thing for you to do is to return your network adapter and get
> > > one that's natively supported in Linux.
> > >
> > > Unlike MS-Windows, where hardware drivers are typically supplied by
> > > the manufacturer, all drivers for most common hardware are directly
> > > included in the Linux kernel. The Linux kernel community always
> > > accepts drivers from active and responsive OEMs for direct inclusion
> > > and distribution as part of the stock Linux kernel.
> > >
> > > Most common wireless network hardware is already supported by Linux,
> > > out of the box. If your hardware is not supported, return it and get
> > > one that does.
> >
> > I believe that the needed packages to support the RT3070 are in the
> > rpmfusion-free repository.
> >
> > I had done this back in F11 to get the RT2860 working....but it was a
> > long time ago. It did work fine I just decided not to use the wireless
> > card on my desktop system.
> >
> > I am sure someone else will know the details. But, generally the step
> > should be....
> > Enable the rpmfusion-free repo
> >
> > URL:http://rpmfusion.org/Configurationhttp://rpmfusion.org/Configuration
> > Install kmod-rt3070 which will pull in the dependencies for the
> >
> > kernel you're running.
> >
> > -- 
> > This file will self-destruct in five minutes. 葛斯克 愛德華 / 台北市八德
> > 路四段
> >
> > [IMAGE]

[Shin Seung Won]

I know yum, but my computer can only access to internet by wireless.
I don't have any LAN cable in my room.

-----Original Message-----
From: "james tate"<[e-mail]> 
To: "Community support for Fedora users"<[e-mail]>
Cc: 
Sent: 11-04-26(화) 22:30:20
Subject: Re: Please help me installing RT3070STAIf you have the rpmfusion.org repos in F14 all you have to do is yum 
install kmod-rt3070 and it will install all the needed rpm's.
On 04/26/2011 09:20 AM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> 신승원 writes:
> > I tried to find it but it is all named like 
> > 'rt3070-kmod.~~~.src.fc14' or 'rt3070-kmod-debuginfo.~~~.fc14'.
> >
> > The first one is something that I've tried before(Unpack and there's 
> > the src), but I haven't tried the latter one. Thanks.
>
> The latter one is the debug rpm. If there's a debug rpm, and a source 
> rpm, there should be an installable rpm there as well. Keep looking.
> > <url:mailto:[e-mail]>[IMAGE]
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: "Ed Greshko"<[e-mail]>
> > To: "Community support for Fedora users"<[e-mail]>
> > Cc:
> > Sent: 11-04-26(화) 21:57:20
> > Subject: Re: Please help me installing RT3070STAOn 04/26/2011 08:40 
> > PM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> > > The best thing for you to do is to return your network adapter and get
> > > one that's natively supported in Linux.
> > >
> > > Unlike MS-Windows, where hardware drivers are typically supplied by
> > > the manufacturer, all drivers for most common hardware are directly
> > > included in the Linux kernel. The Linux kernel community always
> > > accepts drivers from active and responsive OEMs for direct inclusion
> > > and distribution as part of the stock Linux kernel.
> > >
> > > Most common wireless network hardware is already supported by Linux,
> > > out of the box. If your hardware is not supported, return it and get
> > > one that does.
> >
> > I believe that the needed packages to support the RT3070 are in the
> > rpmfusion-free repository.
> >
> > I had done this back in F11 to get the RT2860 working....but it was a
> > long time ago. It did work fine I just decided not to use the wireless
> > card on my desktop system.
> >
> > I am sure someone else will know the details. But, generally the step
> > should be....
> > Enable the rpmfusion-free repo
> >
> > /rpmfusion.org/Configuration>http://rpmfusion.org/Configuration
> > Install kmod-rt3070 which will pull in the dependencies for the
> >
> > kernel you're running.
> >
> > -- 
> > This file will self-destruct in five minutes. 葛斯克 愛德華 / 台北市八德
> > 路四段
> >
> > [IMAGE]

[Ed Greshko]

On 04/27/2011 06:17 AM, 신승원 wrote:
> I know yum, but my computer can only access to internet by wireless.
>
> I don't have any LAN cable in my room.

Well, then the question is how will you get what you need to your computer?

Are you saying your have to download to another computer, put it on a
usb drive, and then move it to your system?

If so, to get started you'll need to know what version of the kernel you
are running.

Then go to rpmfusion.org and browse the proper repo.  An example of F14
for 32Bit would be...

http://download1.rpmfusion.org/free/fedora/updates/14/i386/repoview/index.ht...

And look under the letter K.

There you will see.....

4-Apr-2011:   kmod-rt3070-PAE-2.3.0.4-1.fc14.9.i686
04-Apr-2011: kmod-rt3070-2.6.35.12-88.fc14.i686.PAE-2.3.0.4-1.fc14.9.i686
04-Apr-2011: kmod-rt3070-2.6.35.12-88.fc14.i686-2.3.0.4-1.fc14.9.i686
04-Apr-2011: kmod-rt3070-2.3.0.4-1.fc14.9.i686
04-Apr-2011: kmod-rt2870-PAE-2.4.0.1-1.fc14.9.i686
04-Apr-2011: kmod-rt2870-2.6.35.12-88.fc14.i686.PAE-2.4.0.1-1.fc14.9.i686
04-Apr-2011: kmod-rt2870-2.6.35.12-88.fc14.i686-2.4.0.1-1.fc14.9.i686
04-Apr-2011: kmod-rt2870-2.4.0.1-1.fc14.9.i686

You will also need to install rt3070, found on the "R" page.

So, 3 packages to install....

[Ed Greshko]

On 04/26/2011 09:08 PM, 신승원 wrote:
> I tried to find it but it is all named like 'rt3070-kmod.~~~.src.fc14'
> or 'rt3070-kmod-debuginfo.~~~.fc14'.
>
> The first one is something that I've tried before(Unpack and there's
> the src), but I haven't tried the latter one. Thanks.

After you enabled the repo in step 1....

What do you get when you type, as root, the following....

yum install kmod-rt3070
> -----Original Message-----
> *From:* "Ed Greshko"
> *To:* "Community support for Fedora users"
> *Cc:*
> *Sent:* 11-04-26(화) 21:57:20
> *Subject:* Re: Please help me installing RT3070STAOn 04/26/2011 08:40
> PM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> > The best thing for you to do is to return your network adapter and get
> > one that's natively supported in Linux.
> >
> > Unlike MS-Windows, where hardware drivers are typically supplied by
> > the manufacturer, all drivers for most common hardware are directly
> > included in the Linux kernel. The Linux kernel community always
> > accepts drivers from active and responsive OEMs for direct inclusion
> > and distribution as part of the stock Linux kernel.
> >
> > Most common wireless network hardware is already supported by Linux,
> > out of the box. If your hardware is not supported, return it and get
> > one that does.
>
> I believe that the needed packages to support the RT3070 are in the
> rpmfusion-free repository.
>
> I had done this back in F11 to get the RT2860 working....but it was a
> long time ago. It did work fine I just decided not to use the wireless
> card on my desktop system.
>
> I am sure someone else will know the details. But, generally the step
> should be....
>
> Enable the rpmfusion-free repo http://rpmfusion.org/Configuration
>
> Install kmod-rt3070 which will pull in the dependencies for the
>
> kernel you're running.
>
> -- 
> This file will self-destruct in five minutes. 葛斯克 愛德華 / 台北市八德
> 路四段

[Shin Seung Won]

Oh, I know, but the reason why I want to use wireless internet is because it is the only way to connect the internet in this computer!

-----Original Message-----
From: "Ed Greshko"<[e-mail]> 
To: [e-mail]
Cc: 
Sent: 11-04-26(화) 22:56:37
Subject: Re: Please help me installing RT3070STAOn 04/26/2011 09:08 PM, 신승원 wrote:
> I tried to find it but it is all named like 'rt3070-kmod.~~~.src.fc14'
> or 'rt3070-kmod-debuginfo.~~~.fc14'.
>
> The first one is something that I've tried before(Unpack and there's
> the src), but I haven't tried the latter one. Thanks.

After you enabled the repo in step 1....
What do you get when you type, as root, the following....
yum install kmod-rt3070
> <mailto:[e-mail]>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> *From:* "Ed Greshko"<[e-mail]>
> *To:* "Community support for Fedora users"<[e-mail]>
> *Cc:*
> *Sent:* 11-04-26(화) 21:57:20
> *Subject:* Re: Please help me installing RT3070STAOn 04/26/2011 08:40
> PM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> > The best thing for you to do is to return your network adapter and get
> > one that's natively supported in Linux.
> >
> > Unlike MS-Windows, where hardware drivers are typically supplied by
> > the manufacturer, all drivers for most common hardware are directly
> > included in the Linux kernel. The Linux kernel community always
> > accepts drivers from active and responsive OEMs for direct inclusion
> > and distribution as part of the stock Linux kernel.
> >
> > Most common wireless network hardware is already supported by Linux,
> > out of the box. If your hardware is not supported, return it and get
> > one that does.
>
> I believe that the needed packages to support the RT3070 are in the
> rpmfusion-free repository.
>
> I had done this back in F11 to get the RT2860 working....but it was a
> long time ago. It did work fine I just decided not to use the wireless
> card on my desktop system.
>
> I am sure someone else will know the details. But, generally the step
> should be....
>
> Enable the rpmfusion-free repo http://rpmfusion.org/Configuration
>
> Install kmod-rt3070 which will pull in the dependencies for the
>
> kernel you're running.
>
> -- 
> This file will self-destruct in five minutes. 葛斯克 愛德華 / 台北市八德
> 路四段

[Ed Greshko]

On 04/27/2011 06:25 AM, 신승원 wrote:
> Oh, I know, but the reason why I want to use wireless internet is
> because it is the only way to connect the internet in this computer!

So, you don't have access to the internet....but you need to get the
packages to this computer...and they are only available on the internet.

See my other message....

[Shin Seung Won]

I really appreciate your advice, but I need a solution that can be done without return it and buying another...

-----Original Message-----
From: "Sam Varshavchik"<[e-mail]> 
To: "Community support for Fedora users"<[e-mail]>
Cc: 
Sent: 11-04-26(화) 21:40:10
Subject: Re: Please help me installing RT3070STA신승원 writes:
> « HTML content follows »
>
> I asked about errors installing fedora(H67,i5-2300,GT240,SATA3 500Gbps, 
> remember?)
>
> But after I changed the port, it worked successfully.
>
> And this is software problem.
>
> I use wireless internet and I tried to install the driver.
>
> The chipset of it is RT3070, so I visited 
> '/www.ralinktech.com/>http://www.ralinktech.com/' and downloaded 
> the driver,
>
> and I unpacked the compress file(the file ended with 'bz2' but the real 
> format was 'gzip').
>
> Logged in root and after I edited the settings, I did 'make' and 'make 
> install' in terminal.
>
> Certainly, there was no error, but some warnings about difference between 
> variables.
>
> And when I did 'modprobe rt3070sta', there was an error - 'Unknown symbols in 
> module' and 'see dmesg'.
>
> I found these things in dmesg :
>
> [ 606.338451] rt3070sta: module license 'unspecified' taints kernel.
> [ 606.338454] Disabling lock debugging due to kernel taint
> [ 606.338552] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_alloc_urb (err 0)
> [ 606.338618] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_free_urb (err 0)
> [ 606.338726] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_alloc_coherent (err 0)
> [ 606.338886] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_register_driver (err 0)
> [ 606.339025] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_put_dev (err 0)
> [ 606.339084] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_get_dev (err 0)
> [ 606.339184] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_submit_urb (err 0)
> [ 606.339329] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_free_coherent (err 0)
> [ 606.339501] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_control_msg (err 0)
> [ 606.339691] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_deregister (err 0)
> [ 606.339941] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_kill_urb (err 0)
> It seems that these all starts with 'usb_'.
>
> I enabled 'wpa_supplicant' service.
>
> What can I do? Please Help me...

The best thing for you to do is to return your network adapter and get one 
that's natively supported in Linux.
Unlike MS-Windows, where hardware drivers are typically supplied by the 
manufacturer, all drivers for most common hardware are directly included in 
the Linux kernel. The Linux kernel community always accepts drivers from 
active and responsive OEMs for direct inclusion and distribution as part of 
the stock Linux kernel.
Most common wireless network hardware is already supported by Linux, out of 
the box. If your hardware is not supported, return it and get one that does.

[Sam Varshavchik]

신승원 writes:
> I really appreciate your advice, but I need a solution that can be done  
> without return it and buying another...

The error messages you've shown below suggest that the vendor's kernel  
module was compiled and built for a different kernel version than what you  
have F14.

All modules must be compiled for a specific version of the kernel. Just  
because you're looking at something that claims that it's a kernel module  
doesn't mean that you can actually sprinkle some fairy dust over it, load  
it, and it'll work. It doesn't work this way. Vendors typically build their  
modules for specific kernels. Usually the "enterprise" kernel builds, like  
RHAS or Suse kernels. Maybe, if you're lucky, they'll have a build for a  
three year old Fedora kernel. Which will be just as useless to you as  
anything else. Modules have to be compiled specifically for whatever kernel  
version you're running. Even if you manage to install this module now, the  
next time you update the kernel the module isn't going to work any more, and  
you'll have to build it again.

If the vendor provides the source for their module, you might be able to  
build it yourself, for whatever kernel you're running. It's not something  
than an ordinary non-technical user could do, you have to have a development  
background. Quite often you'll find that the module won't build at all,  
because something has changed in the kernel after the module was written,  
then you'll have to figure out what has changed, and what needs to be done  
to the module to fix it, and hopefully it'll work.

Again, the path of least resistance for most people is to always use  
hardware that's directly supported by the kernel.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: "Sam Varshavchik"
> To: "Community support for Fedora users"
> Cc:
> Sent: 11-04-26(화) 21:40:10
> Subject: Re: Please help me installing RT3070STA신승원 writes:
> > « HTML content follows »
> >
> > I asked about errors installing fedora(H67,i5-2300,GT240,SATA3 500Gbps,
> > remember?)
> >
> > But after I changed the port, it worked successfully.
> >
> > And this is software problem.
> >
> > I use wireless internet and I tried to install the driver.
> >
> > The chipset of it is RT3070, so I visited
> > '/<URL:http://www.ralinktech.com/
>
> %3Ehttp://www.ralinktech.com/%3Ewww.ralinktech.com/%3Ehttp://www.ralinktech.com...'  
> and downloaded
> > the driver,
> >
> > and I unpacked the compress file(the file ended with 'bz2' but the real
> > format was 'gzip').
> >
> > Logged in root and after I edited the settings, I did 'make' and 'make
> > install' in terminal.
> >
> > Certainly, there was no error, but some warnings about difference between
> > variables.
> >
> > And when I did 'modprobe rt3070sta', there was an error - 'Unknown symbols
>
> in
> > module' and 'see dmesg'.
> >
> > I found these things in dmesg :
> >
> > [  606.338451] rt3070sta: module license 'unspecified' taints kernel.
> > [  606.338454] Disabling lock debugging due to kernel taint
> > [  606.338552] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_alloc_urb (err 0)
> > [  606.338618] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_free_urb (err 0)
> > [  606.338726] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_alloc_coherent (err 0)
> > [  606.338886] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_register_driver (err 0)
> > [  606.339025] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_put_dev (err 0)
> > [  606.339084] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_get_dev (err 0)
> > [  606.339184] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_submit_urb (err 0)
> > [  606.339329] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_free_coherent (err 0)
> > [  606.339501] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_control_msg (err 0)
> > [  606.339691] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_deregister (err 0)
> > [  606.339941] rt3070sta: Unknown symbol usb_kill_urb (err 0)
> > It seems that these all starts with 'usb_'.
> >
> > I enabled 'wpa_supplicant' service.
> >
> > What can I do? Please Help me...
>
> The best thing for you to do is to return your network adapter and get one
> that's natively supported in Linux.
>
> Unlike MS-Windows, where hardware drivers are typically supplied by the
> manufacturer, all drivers for most common hardware are directly included in
> the Linux kernel. The Linux kernel community always accepts drivers from
> active and responsive OEMs for direct inclusion and distribution as part of
> the stock Linux kernel.
>
> Most common wireless network hardware is already supported by Linux, out of
> the box. If your hardware is not supported, return it and get one that does.
>
> [IMAGE]