trying to install mt7610u (linksys ae6000)

[greenbag]

WooHoo!! .. Kinda.. lol.

The source I quoted in my 2nd post, builds mt7650u_sta.ko. The source that I said was from a Ubuntu user, builds mt7610u_sat.ko.. but insmod complains..

Code:

insmod: ERROR: could not insert module mt7610u_sta.ko: Invalid module format

I figured i needed the 7610u, not the 7650u. Tried compiling the source from Mediatek's own site.. still gave the error about "recipe for target 'LINUX' failed". So I decided to google about linux-headers for the pi, and came across a thread saying to just "sudo apt-get install linux-headers".. lol. But that command will ask you to specify which linux-headers.. bcm2838 or arm(something). Luckily, I noticed the display when Xbian updated after the initial install..

Code:

Unpacking linux-image-bcm2836 (4.1.13+-1455772365) over (4.1.13+-1455300621)

So...

Code:

apt-get install linux-headers-bcm2836

The build with the source from the main site still crashed.. lol. So I went back to the mt7650u source. The first thing I see.. is it's using the "linux-headers-4.1.13+" directory. It compiles, then installs. I then made sure to load the damn thing this time.. lol.

Code:

/sbin/insmod /home/xbian/mt7610u*/os/linux/mt7650u_sta.ko

Rebooted.. the little blue light started blinking.. I have connection.

I have 2.4g connection... adding the 5g SSD to the /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf results in Xbian showing the device is "Dormant", but after hitting the SSID tab to search and fill the list.. it closes instantly. No list to be had. So either I compiled wrong, or I need to change some settings somewhere.

1/2 way there.