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It JUST WORKS. This is a USB connected WiFi (wireless) adapter. It is a draft-N version. It is dual band at 2.4 GHz as well as 5GHz. My specific device is: H/W ver. A2 and F/W ver. 1.80. My Linux, Ubuntu Oneiric Ocelot (ver. 11.10) found this device upon it's being plugged into a USB port. I did not have to EVEN re-boot. This is what I have sent to D-Link's Customer Service:
After bringing it home, and plugging it in, it "just works" in LINUX. With my Windows 7, I had to install the drivers first and even then the install failed, although not severely. My point in this is that D-Link could be better served if ALL its' products were more Linux "friendly". PS - This is my 2nd D-Link wireless product. I run Linux 90% of the time, Microsoft Windows 10%.
Details at: http://wikidevi.com/wiki/Atheros#AR9001U-2NG
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D-Link Wireless USB Adapter DWA-160 802.11n
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Output of lsusb is:
Bus 001 Device 007: ID 07d1:3a09 D-Link System DWA-160 Xtreme N Dual Band USB Adapter(rev.A2) [Atheros AR9001U-(2)NG]
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Atheros AR9001U-(2)NG
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