Thank you Oupsemma!! I was having to reboot every time I logged into Gnome with my wireless card turned on because my kernel crashed...very annoying!
One quick comment: Using the new driver is part of the kernel, but may not work automagically. You can check it exists by typing (as any user)
Code:
modprobe -l | grep rt2x
If it does simply enable it by typing (as root)
Where nnn is the model of your wireless card and yyy is the bus, which can be found by typing (as any user)
Code:
lspci |grep RaLink
lsusb |grep RaLink
For example, my output to lspci |grep RaLink is:
Code:
04:00.0 Network controller: RaLink RT2860
lsusb |grep RaLink didn't output anything. My card is on the PCI bus.
Therefore I had to type (as root)
NOTE:
If you installed the kmod-rt2860 or kmod-rt2870 package, please erase it before you start trying to enable the new driver. You can also simply disable it by adding one of the following lines to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf and rebooting.
Code:
blacklist rt2860sta
-or-
Code:
blacklist rt2870sta