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Thanks for making this installation available to us! I have a bit of experience to share: 1) In order to get resolution compatible with my monitor, I had to change my xorg.conf so the "Screen" section became: Section "Screen" Identifier "Screen0" Device "Card0" Monitor "Monitor0" SubSection "Displa...

Same here. I am using a Patriot class 4, 8GB SDHC card without issues.

Edit: I have a fit-PC2i running Ubuntu 9.10

There is a typo in the diff you applied to your kernel source tree from the karmic repo: Look in linux_2.6.31-34.7.diff on line 379861 to 379864 There is a typo on line 379864. WLAN should be WLAN_80211 This modification was preventing the RT2870/3070 module from showing in the kernel configuration ...

You can also get it working on Ubuntu 9.10 by blacklisting rt2800usb, so that the rt2870sta module is loaded. /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf Though, the kernel provided by fit-pc doesn't include this module, so you will have to use the generic kernel image provided by Ubuntu if you want this to work...

The wireless card was shown by lshw once the RT2870STA module was loaded. It now operates without issue.

Try to install linux image from our ubuntu 9.10 repo, rt3090 should work out of the box too. That is what I did originally. I've double checked and tried your image again (with rt2800usb blacklisted). No luck. So far, the RT2870STA module is the only one that has worked for me, and I suspect it wou...

For your custom fitpc2 kernel image, you should add the RT2870STA module in addition to the RT2860STA module for the fit-PC2i users. Thanks.

I'm going to try downgrading to Ubuntu 9.04 as this guy did here: http://fit-pc2.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=1634&start=0 ***Problem solved. By downgrading to Ubuntu 9.04 wireless started to work out of the box. Hopefully that will work. Like this user says, wireless on Ubuntu 9.04 indeed works o...

I'm going to try downgrading to Ubuntu 9.04 as this guy did here:

http://fit-pc2.com/forum/viewtopic.php? ... 34&start=0

Willyp wrote: ***Problem solved.
By downgrading to Ubuntu 9.04 wireless started to work out of the box.

Hopefully that will work.

Denis wrote:Try to add rt2800usb to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf and reboot.

I did this.

The computer boots up with no wireless device present.

Edit: I'm curious what was causing the rt2800usb module to be loaded.