Nevermind, lspci -v showed it as a Maestro 3 (reason behind my problems), then it was just a matter of turning the code maturity option on, and using the Maestro 3 driver.
Note to new users that might run into this, if you find that your sure a driver is supported in Linux, but you cant seem to find it on your menuconfig, make sure to turn on prompting for develpment and/or incomplete drivers under the code maturity level during your compile or it wont show alot of the experimental drivers.
Anyway, happy slacking all! =)
Nowell
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