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On 06/04/12 14:40, Autif Khan wrote:
> I forgot to mention - Under Networking Support -> Wireless, you need
> to enable cfg80211 AND msc80211 (Generic IEEE 802.11 Netowrking Stack)
> 
> Then the Ralink driver support shows up under Wireless LAN

Thanks, that's the bit I was missing. :)

Tomas