Linksys AE3000 driver support


fritata

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I can build and install the Linksys AE300 driver on the Pandora right?

As in, I can use 15 MB of memory, and use "g++", "build-essential" and "linux-headers" right?

I wouldn't know because from what I understand I should avoid installing things on the flash memory right?
 
As long as you don't fill the NAND and don't cycle write/erase things for monthes, it's ok.
 
Well, its a wireless usb dongle driver, so it cant cause more read/writes than the edimax one can it?
 
Don't think that would be a problem..

Bigger issue is all the compiling tools are not on the NAND, you will need to install the C Dev PND or codeblocks PND to compile it directly on the Pandora.. Not sure all of that and the kernel essentials would fit on the space left on the NAND. ~100MB
 
What if I compile it on my Linux laptop first? Will it still install?
Do you have a proper Pandora compatible ARM cross-compiler setup? If so yes it's possible if you have all the supporting libraries.
 
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*facepalm* make: command not found. Eh, I'll just stick to edimax.
with codeblocks? No way.

When you have downloaded it, go to Development and launch "Dev. Command Line Interface". From this terminal you will have access to "make" and all the needed tools.
 
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