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[Bosse]

Hope someone has a very early image 7.0 RELEASE CANDIDATE lying down - I've had it, but my motherboard in my computer has gone and many files are lost and 7.0 is gone this early version had in PLUGINS a new thing called MODULES and contained a lot of drivers, but it has been removed from the new 7.0 RELEASE which is what is used now.

 

I need some drivers for my VU + solo2 and the image must be for this box image and image be from November / December 2018 - hope someone can help.

 

NB. Maybe the OpenPli boys can give a helping hand?

 

vh / Bosse

[WanWizard]

You can still install those from the commandline, or alternatively, via plugins, software management, advanced options, package management.

[Bosse]

Thanks - have searched everything but not found what I need, which is:

 

driver for wireless lan 802.llN (for VU solo2)

[WanWizard]

Nu clue what that is.

 

Which WLAN stick is that, and which chipset does it have?

 

Drivers that were present in 7,0-rc are also present in 7.0-release, so if you know which module you installed, you can still do that now, the module names haven't changed.

[Bosse]

I don't think I've explained myself exactly - here's the whole explanation:

 

I updated my VUsolo2 with 7.0-rc (2018/12/07) and saw in Plugins / Modules there was a file named: 802.llN - installed it and hoped my WLAN 802.llN was working - it did and there is now a WLAN connection> Ralink wireless network interface <in the box I have later updated to 7.0 release and wifi still works.

 

Then my computer has gone down and all my OpenPli files are lost.

 

I have got a new VUsolo2 and I have an extra WLAN 802.llN - i will use it in my new VUsolo2 - so it will be WIFI - this is where I need to use the 802.llN file that was in Plugins / Modules in 7.0 -rc and I can't find that in 7.0 release.

 

Hopefully I have explained myself clearly this time.

[Bosse]

I forgot this:

 

150Mbps USB WiFi Dongle Ralink RT5370 Satellite

[WanWizard]

I'm pretty sure there isn't, 802.11n is a generic wifi standard, there are tons of drivers with that in the name or description.

 

If it is really an RT5370 chipset, it is probably supported by the rt2800usb driver.