Installing linksys wusb54gc

Now, if you're using KDE Kubuntu users , it will install Wireless Assistant, which is the easiest way to get the internet working after you reboot. Put in your info and you should be good to go. Otherwise, you may need to put in your info manually. If you're using Gnome Ubuntu users , it has a great thing called Network Manager, which is an applet that runs usually when you startup. Just use that. Otherwise, you may have to put it in manually. Sponsored Link. February 2, April 10, What the heck?!

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Embed What would you like to do? Embed Embed this gist in your website. Share Copy sharable link for this gist. If you see a different chipset than ralink rt73, this guide is not for you. The problem sometimes is that Linksys changes the chipset without changing the model number, so you might have a different chipset in your WUSB54GS than mine. At this time, if you have NetworkManager or wcid, you may or may not see the wireless networks around.

Even if your access-point is configure for WPA, no problem. You should be able to use it without any problem once you successfully go through all the steps. Now you need to install rt73usb-firmware. Let me explain you how you can remove the already install rt73 module from your kernel. I know rebooting is for Windows but this is just to make sure we are doing the stuff cleanly.

After all, this is assumed to be the fresh install. If there is no way you could reboot your box, go ahead with the guide at your own risk its your own anyway Once you have installed these 2 packages, you are close to go wild and have fun surfing the Internet.