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If your router's IP does not work, enter directly the nameservers of your provider.
Also you could try dhcp..

Please check out whether your router accepts WPA encryption and configure it if possible, first on the router, then on your machine.

Well, I didn't try knetworkmanager, so dunno what's wrong there. Do you have some outputs of ifconfig/iwconfig?

better get it working with wpa. I could not sleep well if my connection would run with wep ;)

pleasure ;)

Did you check out that ESSID and WPA-Key are set up correctly in rt61sta.dat?

The output looks good so far.

You have set up 10.13.37.1 as your IP address. Could it be that this is the IP of you Access Point (Router)? Then you should change it to 10.13.37.10 or so and try...

So, you've been successfull finally? ;) grats! Also working with WPA and stuff?

The flavor should play no role, I've used a clean Kubuntu installation as well.
Which kernel did you choose? 386 or generic? Maybe you try to compile the module in the wrong branch or something.

The ping is only to check whether you can reach your Access Point, to see if your connection is working.
However, you should first setup your Access Point (see User Manual).
Main Steps for setting...

Glad, you had success with this guide! Have fun! 8)

You need to set the ESSID and IP address of your AccessPoint via lan cable first. Also I strongly recommend to use WPA encryption, as WEP is outdated and unsecure.
After you have configured your A/P...

Why not, give it a try.

Did you try to run make all as root? Maybe for some reason you don't have read access to this directory?

Did you install the kernel headers as described?

Thanks, I've updated the link. Hope it still works with them ;)

Aight the changes:

[V 1.1.0.0]
1.) Support x64 platform
2.) Support WMM-APSD
3.) Enhace IRQ with tasklet schedule...

What's the output of "iwlist ra0 scan" and "ifconfig"?

Congrats! ;) Glad the guide helped out one more person.

Thanks for the info, just fixed the typo!

It seems you need the linux-headers package. Mine has been installed by default. Maybe the server installation won't that by default.
type
dpkg -l |grep 'headers'
In case it isn't installed, type...

Well the driver supports those three cards you mentioned, so its easier to say rt61, also i find this calling i's more common.


Yeah, nice typo :p

what's in your /lib/modules/2.6.17-10-server/build directory?

I would suggest that you unload all other modules which use the card and reload the rt61. Did the module load correctly? What says lsmod|grep 'rt61' ?
If it works then, you also should blacklist the...

Could you post the complete output of iwconfig?

A custom internal IP.

Did you overwrite the Makefile by Makefile.6 first?

Thanks for the dhcp settings, I will add them to the howto.