Changing VID/PID for rt73 wifi usb dongle
Posted: Wed Jul 04, 2018 1:52 pm
I'm trying to use my wifi usb dongle with Samsung TV Series B (UE40B7000WW).
Dongle's Model and H/W Version: D-Link Wireless G DWA-110, Ver. A1 (uses RaLink RT 2571w chip compatible with rt73).
According to "Hardware Hack", after changing the dongle's PID/VID values (07d1:3c07 -> 04E8:2018) Samsung TV should recognize it as original.
I'll describe the process step by step (under Ubuntu 9.04 which uses 2.6.28 kernel, compatible with the following rt73 source driver).
1. Download and extract rt73 source driver (from here https://www.ab9il.net/linuxwireless/rt7 ... .3.tar.bz2)
2. Navigate to the "Module" directory, and with root privileges, compile
3. Load compiled module into the system
4. Insert stick to usb-port and bring the interface up
5. Finally trying to change stick's VID, but get an error:
I need your help with this issue since I'm not good at Linux.
So, what should be else done to make it support e2p flashing?
Dongle's Model and H/W Version: D-Link Wireless G DWA-110, Ver. A1 (uses RaLink RT 2571w chip compatible with rt73).
According to "Hardware Hack", after changing the dongle's PID/VID values (07d1:3c07 -> 04E8:2018) Samsung TV should recognize it as original.
It's what the instruction says. But now I'm stuck with re-compiling dongle's rt73 source driver and making it support e2p flashing.For hacking dongles, all you need is plug the dongle to your linux computer and issue this commands.
# iwpriv ra0 e2p 208=04E8
# iwpriv ra0 e2p 20A=2018
I'll describe the process step by step (under Ubuntu 9.04 which uses 2.6.28 kernel, compatible with the following rt73 source driver).
1. Download and extract rt73 source driver (from here https://www.ab9il.net/linuxwireless/rt7 ... .3.tar.bz2)
2. Navigate to the "Module" directory, and with root privileges, compile
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# sudo make
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# sudo insmod rt73.ko
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# sudo ifconfig rausb0 up
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# sudo iwpriv rausb0 e2p 208=04E8
Invalid command: e2p
So, what should be else done to make it support e2p flashing?