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Re: TP Link USB WIreless Card
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I've made a vusbhc.device for hosted version of AROS. It's main purpose is to allow usb device driver coding for AROS.
It is much much easier to do it on hosted than on a real native installation. The driver is not enabled or built automatically as the use of it is not as straight forward, any capable developer knows how to make it work though. Also it is not finished yet (not all transfer methods are implemented + a lot code cleaning) Linuxes UDEV rules needs to be altered or the hosted version of AROS run as sudo. Also Poseidon needs to be built for hosted.
Posted on: 2016/1/29 11:05
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Jyrki.J.Koivisto
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most likely because none of the devs own that chipset. Its kind of hard writing drivers for hardware you don't have.
Posted on: 2016/1/28 9:13
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TP Link USB WIreless Card
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Chip in Question: TP-Link - WN725N
Why? : This is a USB wireless N card that is absolutely EVERYWHERE and is around 15 bucks. This would be so easy for users to pick up and use and would be much easier than digging up certain wireless cards if there was an easy to find USB wifi card like this.
Posted on: 2016/1/28 4:39
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