[How-To] Alternatives of Samsung WiFi Link Stick
Re: [How-To] Alternatives of Samsung WiFi Link Stick
Bought a couple of Edimax EW-7718Un off eBay.UK and have spent several days trying to alter codes using Arch Linux, then installed Ubuntu but still no-go for me.
Downloaded an old version of Puppy Linux (4.30) and installed to USB stick using unetbootin (Mac/Linux/Windows). Booted computer from USB stick and had wifi recognised/connected & codes amended (immediately recognized iwpriv e2p command) within 3 minutes.
Puppy Linux 4.3 (107MB): ftp://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/pup ... up-430.iso
Unetbootin (4.2MB): http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
Downloaded an old version of Puppy Linux (4.30) and installed to USB stick using unetbootin (Mac/Linux/Windows). Booted computer from USB stick and had wifi recognised/connected & codes amended (immediately recognized iwpriv e2p command) within 3 minutes.
Puppy Linux 4.3 (107MB): ftp://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/pup ... up-430.iso
Unetbootin (4.2MB): http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
Re: [How-To] Alternatives of Samsung WiFi Link Stick
Yep, as lizaro said, there's a problem with the Ralink 2870 kernel module and the new Kernels (3.x). That's why the module is not compiling on newer distributions. If you have a Kernel 3.x distro, then the best advice is to use a Live CD/USB like you did. This should be added to the wiki I think.kwacka wrote:Bought a couple of Edimax EW-7718Un off eBay.UK and have spent several days trying to alter codes using Arch Linux, then installed Ubuntu but still no-go for me.
Downloaded an old version of Puppy Linux (4.30) and installed to USB stick using unetbootin (Mac/Linux/Windows). Booted computer from USB stick and had wifi recognised/connected & codes amended (immediately recognized iwpriv e2p command) within 3 minutes.
Puppy Linux 4.3 (107MB): ftp://distro.ibiblio.org/puppylinux/pup ... up-430.iso
Unetbootin (4.2MB): http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
Re: [How-To] Alternatives of Samsung WiFi Link Stick
Working perfect within 10 mins include iso downloading
Thanks a lot
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Thanks a lot
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Re: [How-To] Alternatives of Samsung WiFi Link Stick
Hey guys! Is there anyway of doing this "hack" under Windows?
Re: [How-To] Alternatives of Samsung WiFi Link Stick
Try using a virtual machine. VirtualBox is free!makabro wrote:Hey guys! Is there anyway of doing this "hack" under Windows?
But I can't guarantee it'll work. Nevertheless, the guy from this blog did it using one. But he didn't give instructions about that. You probably will need to configure your usb ports to be used on the virtual machine.
Other way would be to use a Live CD. You can try using the PuppyLinux posted above. I think this should be the most straightforward and easy solution.
PS: Remember this only works using distributions with kernel < 3.0. Don't use new versions because the instructions from the wiki wont work.
Re: [How-To] Alternatives of Samsung WiFi Link Stick
Hey Gonza, gracias por el dato!
Anyway i'm on Puppy Linux right now, opened a terminal, type "iwpriv ra0 e2p 208=04E8" and get the message "ra0 no private ioctls." Any clue about what it means?
By the way my USB wireless adapter is not a Edimax EW-7718Un :S
Anyway i'm on Puppy Linux right now, opened a terminal, type "iwpriv ra0 e2p 208=04E8" and get the message "ra0 no private ioctls." Any clue about what it means?
By the way my USB wireless adapter is not a Edimax EW-7718Un :S
Re: [How-To] Alternatives of Samsung WiFi Link Stick
Did you followed ALL the wiki instructions?makabro wrote:Hey Gonza, gracias por el dato!
Anyway i'm on Puppy Linux right now, opened a terminal, type "iwpriv ra0 e2p 208=04E8" and get the message "ra0 no private ioctls." Any clue about what it means?
By the way my USB wireless adapter is not a Edimax EW-7718Un :S
http://wiki.samygo.tv/index.php5/Using_ ... es_with_TV
You have to follow every instruction from the "Compiling Custom Kernel Modules that supports e2p for Hardware Hack" section.
P.S: De nada
Re: [How-To] Alternatives of Samsung WiFi Link Stick
Please help guys. I got problem whit EW-7718Un. In console i issue this commands:
# iwpriv ra0 e2p 208=04E8
# iwpriv ra0 e2p 20A=2018
After this I was unplug dongle and plug again, now my vid is 04E8 (frome samsung) but pid is old 7718 (frome edimax) and now Puppy don't recognize my dongle. After command # iwpriv ra0 e2p 20A=2018 I got this message "ra0 no private ioctls"
Please some noobish instructions .
Thx
# iwpriv ra0 e2p 208=04E8
# iwpriv ra0 e2p 20A=2018
After this I was unplug dongle and plug again, now my vid is 04E8 (frome samsung) but pid is old 7718 (frome edimax) and now Puppy don't recognize my dongle. After command # iwpriv ra0 e2p 20A=2018 I got this message "ra0 no private ioctls"
Please some noobish instructions .
Thx
Re: [How-To] Alternatives of Samsung WiFi Link Stick
As I have writen somewhere on the forum, I couldn't change the vid and pid of mine un7718. I mean all commands worked, but the vid and pid become strange and definitely not from samsung and also not edimax. I can't set back default values anymore and seems the procedure has good chance just for few first tries.
What I did to use this unrecognisable dongle under Linux (to furher change values of vid&pid), I recompiled driver from sources with included new "strange" vendor and product codes. After insmoding the driver and attaching the dongle it started to work again.
open ./common/rtusb_dev_id.c file, locate the following section:
Add a new line (before the #endif // RT2870 // line) with your new values:
Recompile driver. Try change vid&pid according howto again.
BTW, just uploaded the pre-moded source for driver with ioctl enabled.
p.s. Another solution is to use dynamic USB device IDs.
What I did to use this unrecognisable dongle under Linux (to furher change values of vid&pid), I recompiled driver from sources with included new "strange" vendor and product codes. After insmoding the driver and attaching the dongle it started to work again.
open ./common/rtusb_dev_id.c file, locate the following section:
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#ifdef RT2870
{USB_DEVICE(0x148F,0x2770)}, /* Ralink */
{USB_DEVICE(0x148F,0x2870)}, /* Ralink */
{USB_DEVICE(0x07B8,0x2870)}, /* AboCom */
...
{USB_DEVICE(0x050d,0x815c)}, /* Belkin F5D8053 */
{USB_DEVICE(0x100D,0x9031)}, /* Motorola 2770 */
{USB_DEVICE(0x0DB0,0x6899)},
#endif // RT2870 //
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{USB_DEVICE(0x04E8,0x7718)},
BTW, just uploaded the pre-moded source for driver with ioctl enabled.
p.s. Another solution is to use dynamic USB device IDs.
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Re: [How-To] Alternatives of Samsung WiFi Link Stick
Sorry, not working for me 0x04E8,0x7718 added to rtusb_dev_id.c reinstalled but linux still don't recognize my dongle, module rt2870sta is loaded.