SiS 162 USB Wifi chipset support
From: Jkx
Date: Mon Oct 18 2004 - 16:24:39 EST
Hi all,
I don't know if this is the right place to post this, so feel free
to send me the right address.
I just buy a Netgear Wifi USB stick (MA111v2). The previous
version of this stick (v1) is compliant with wlang-ng, but this
new serie use SiS 162 chipset.
After a little googling, i found that SiS supply a kernel module
(a .c wrapper + a binary .o) at http://driver3.sis.com/linux/wlan/
This kernel module isn't compliant w/ the kernel 2.6.X. I'm not
a kernel guru, but it seems to use a old task queue and irq handling.
While this piece of code should'nt take too much work to port
on a recent kernel, I'm wondering what to do. In fact the copyright
notice is: Copyright (c) Silicon Intergrated System Inc. That's all ..
So I guess this couldn't be integrated in kernel ?
So my question is: In this special case, what should I do ?
(I 'm unable to find a contact a SiS ..)
Thanks for any help
(apologize for my awfull english .. )
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