Ok. Assuming you downloaded & extracted it to your Downloads folder
You should look something like this in your terminal
Code:
harry@biker:~
$ cd Downloads
harry@biker:~/Downloads
$ ls
Archer T2U_V1_150901 mps
harry@biker:~/Downloads
$ cd Archer\ T2U_V1_150901/
harry@biker:~/Downloads/Archer T2U_V1_150901
$ ls
config.mk DPA.SearchResults Untitled Project.IMB
cp_module.sh DPA.WK3 Untitled Project.IMD
cp_util.sh load.sh Untitled Project.PFI
DPA.IAB Makefile Untitled Project.PO
DPA.IAD Makefile.clean Untitled Project.PR
DPA.IMB Makefile.inc Untitled Project.PRI
DPA.IMD MODULE Untitled Project.PS
DPA.PFI NETIF Untitled Project.SearchResults
DPA.PO test Untitled Project.WK3
DPA.PR unload.sh UTIL
DPA.PRI Untitled Project.IAB
DPA.PS Untitled Project.IAD
harry@biker:~/Downloads/Archer T2U_V1_150901
We are trying to teach you something here.
So I read the load.sh file (the installer) I show above and it says
Code:
rm -rf /etc/Wireless/RT2870STA/
mkdir /etc/Wireless/RT2870STA/
cp .Wireless/RT2870STA//MODULE/conf/RT2870STA.dat /etc/Wireless/RT2870STA/RT2870STA.dat
chmod 777 -R /etc/Wireless/RT2870STA
insmod ./UTIL/os/linux/mt7650u_sta_util.ko
insmod ./MODULE/os/linux/mt7650u_sta.ko
insmod ./NETIF/os/linux/mt7650u_sta_net.ko
lsmod | grep "mt7650"
ifconfig ra0 up
I am supplying this info for other members since you have not.
should be the install command
but do not run it as I am not 100 sure and do not want to give bad advise and break your install. For starters I don't know if ra0 or eth1 or wlan0 is your wireless interface on your linux install and the last command is "ifconfig ra0 up" which throws me for a loop.
Be patient and wait for another member to back me up on this. My wifi already works so I cannot run that command on mine.
Edit: I deleted that driver folder in my downloads folder as I do not need it on my rig.
2nd Edit: a reboot is required after a wireless driver install to take.