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But the output of your post #14 showed that there is a module loaded, I'd not use other driver unless you'll find in the documentation of Arch that someone was successfull with it.
Another possibility to check the module is if you have a live-CD, for example Mint or Ubuntu, if it connects, you can check (with lspci -k and lsmod) which modules there are in use.
when im using debian it works well with rt2860sta also, but after I put rt2860sta in to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf and do a modprobe rt3090sta will load the rt3090sta driver and works well.
So Im not sure if its correct in Arch, but I insert rt2860sta to /etc/rc.conf file's:
Quote:
MODULES=(fuse !rt2860sta)
and run modprobe rt3090sta.
But still I cannot connect to the wireless.
Well, I think if Debian on the same computer works well with the rt2860sta module, I'd recommend to use the same module with Arch.
If you can connect to your wireless network with Debian, I'd suggest to check, how exactly Debian connects, which programs and tools and how they are configured. I think the same programs should be available for Arch.
I did a reinstallation of Arch linux 32 bit, and I was able to connect to wireless. also I had to change /etc/rc.conf file and add "rt3090sta" to Modules.
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