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Tried writing the EEPROM values manually. Had about 12 free EFUSE blocks.Read the EEPROM, edited it with a HEX editor, re-wrote it back. Still the same Ralink Adapter in lsusb. :shock: I wanted to give it another try, but didn't had sufficient free blocks left. I give up with this USB stick. :x Goin...

Ye, I did restart my computer and rechecked with lsusb- No change. I then repeated the whole process on a different system( On a PC, with no other usb port in use except one with the dongle), still the VID/PID values did not change. :x I am going to try to dump my EEPROM and rewrite those values man...

So I got to get the driver work and overcome the ra0 no private ioctls problem by manually adding my device id in rtusb_dev_id.c. Seems like I wasn't following the instructions mentioned in the russian site to the point as you said. Noobs learn the hard way. :| I have encountered a rather strange pr...

How do I insmod the driver from the downloaed file?
I extracted the contents and found rt5370sta.ko in the root folder. However when i try to insmod it, the following error occurs: insmod: error inserting '/RT5372/rt5370sta.ko': -1 Invalid module format

Thanks for the reply juuso:). I am still having the same problem. Okay here's what I did: 1. I have Ubuntu 12.04 installed on my system, so I booted in my Linux partition. 2. I downloaded the driver rt5572, that you mentioned and unpacked it to my root. 3. Modified the values in config.mk(HAS_ATE=y,...

Hello, I've been trying to change the PID and VID of a wlan stick I bought from an online store. This particular stick is from Leoxsys with a ralink chip(It has been reported to work). So I followed all the instructions in the SammyGo guide , downloaded the driver from Ralink's site, edited the conf...