We then need to set up the dongle to connect to our network. If they're there - then they're working :) It should look something like: You're looking for the rt2800usb, rt2800lib etc. RT5370 Wireless Adaptor" bit you need to see! your Device Number and ID will vary, it's the "5370 Ralink Technology Corp. If it's there, it's been installed correctly! Note. This will list all the connected USB devices.īus 001 Device 005: ID 148f:5370 Ralink Technology Corp. (This will then remove all of the reduntant packages after the latest upgrade)Ĭheck and make sure your wifi dongle has installed correctly (LSUSB): After updating the lists, the package manager knows about available updates for the software you have installed.) Once I made the driver, the light on my usb adapter turned on and the networks in my range appeared. I called Netgear to make sure that the chipset in the usb netowrk adapter is indeed the ralink RT3573. (This actually installs newer versions of the packages you have. I followed some instructions that I will post below in order to download a Ralink driver for linux and make it.
Linux ralink rt3572 chipset drivers install#
(This updates the list of available packages and their versions, but it does not install or upgrade any packages.) Once installed, we'll then need to make sure we've got the latest firmware drivers by running the following commands (make sure you've got an internet connection - this won't work without!): You can download the latest version of NOOBS here and follow the discussion of installing NOOBS on your Raspberry Pi here. Make sure you have the latest Raspbian Operating System (OS) installed on your Raspberry Pi.
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