<P>Here is lsusb output.
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<P>Bus 001 Device 003: ID 066b:2213 Linksys Inc. </P>
<P>Device Descriptor:</P>
<P>bLength 18</P>
<P>bDescriptorType 1</P>
<P>bcdUSB 1.10</P>
<P>bDeviceClass 0 Interface</P>
<P>bDeviceSubClass 0 </P>
<P>bDeviceProtocol 0 </P>
<P>bMaxPacketSize0 8</P>
<P>idVendor 0x066b Linksys Inc.</P>
<P>idProduct 0x2213 </P>
<P>bcdDevice 1.32</P>
<P>iManufacturer 0 </P>
<P>iProduct 0 </P>
<P>iSerial 1 000000000000</P>
<P>bNumConfigurations 1</P>
<P>Configuration Descriptor:</P>
<P>bLength 9</P>
<P>bDescriptorType 2</P>
<P>wTotalLength 39</P>
<P>bNumInterfaces 1</P>
<P>bConfigurationValue 1</P>
<P>iConfiguration 0</P>
<P>bmAttributes 0x80</P>
<P>MaxPower 500mA</P>
<P>Interface Descriptor:</P>
<P>bLength 9</P>
<P>bDescriptorType 4</P>
<P>bInterfaceNumber 0</P>
<P>bAlternateSetting 0</P>
<P>bNumEndpoints 3</P>
<P>bInterfaceClass 255 Vendor Specific Class</P>
<P>bInterfaceSubClass 255 Vendor Specific Subclass</P>
<P>bInterfaceProtocol 255 Vendor Specific Protocol</P>
<P>iInterface 0 </P>
<P>Endpoint Descriptor:</P>
<P>bLength 7</P>
<P>bDescriptorType 5</P>
<P>bEndpointAddress 0x81 EP 1 IN</P>
<P>bmAttributes 2</P>
<P>Transfer Type Bulk</P>
<P>Synch Type none</P>
<P>wMaxPacketSize 64</P>
<P>bInterval 0</P>
<P>Endpoint Descriptor:</P>
<P>bLength 7</P>
<P>bDescriptorType 5</P>
<P>bEndpointAddress 0x02 EP 2 OUT</P>
<P>bmAttributes 2</P>
<P>Transfer Type Bulk</P>
<P>Synch Type none</P>
<P>wMaxPacketSize 64</P>
<P>bInterval 0</P>
<P>Endpoint Descriptor:</P>
<P>bLength 7</P>
<P>bDescriptorType 5</P>
<P>bEndpointAddress 0x83 EP 3 IN</P>
<P>bmAttributes 3</P>
<P>Transfer Type Interrupt</P>
<P>Synch Type none</P>
<P>wMaxPacketSize 8</P>
<P>bInterval 1</P>
<P>Language IDs: (length=4)</P>
<P>0409 English(US)</P></FONT>
<P> <B><I>Mark Glines <mark-hostap@glines.org></I></B> wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">On Fri, Jan 31, 2003 at 08:38:22AM -0800, a n wrote:<BR>> <BR>> Hi, have several questions on the new Linksys NIC called WUSB12<BR>> <BR>> 1. Does it use the Prism chipset ? If so which version ?<BR><BR>Hi! I've never heard of a WUSB12 before. I do know of three<BR>variations of WUSB11, though (found in linux-wlan-ng and<BR>atmelwlandriver sources):<BR><BR>1. WUSB11v2.5, prism2 MAC, intersil RF. USB vendor 0x066b, ID 0x2212<BR>2. WUSB11v2.6, atmel MAC, intersil RF. USB vendor 0x066b, ID 0x2211<BR>3. WUSB11v2.6, atmel MAC, RFMD frontend. USB vendor 0x077b, ID 0x2219<BR><BR>Do you have one of these new WUSB12 NICs? What are the USB<BR>vendor/IDs for it? Can you send lsusb output?<BR><BR>> 2. Does HostAp work with this NIC ?<BR>> 3. It has an USB interface instead of PCI/PCMCIA. Does HostAP work with any similar NIC ?<BR><BR>Not yet. Hostap does not yet support USB interfac!
es. I've been<BR>trying to add support for it, for the last couple of weeks, but<BR>I haven't gotten much of it working yet. Is anyone else working<BR>on USB support?<BR><BR>Mark</BLOCKQUOTE><p><br><hr size=1>Do you Yahoo!?<br>
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