Will this adapter work with Raspberry pi?
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Yes, but for most distros running kernel 3.18 (Raspbian Wheezy, Ubuntu-MATE RPi Edition, openELEC 5.0.8) it will not work out of the box. Someone was kind enough to post source code for the rtl8812au driver, but you'll have to compile it for your system. I was able to do this for mine, but it's not for the faint of heart.That said, it DOES work with distros that use newer kernels (openELEC 5.95.3, OSMC -- both worked out of the box). However, if you want a headache-free, plug-in, works-with-any-system solution, maybe try a different product.
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Didn't try it but this requires the drivers for RTL8812AU/RTL8821AU chipset. Searching for "raspberry pi rtl8812AU rtl8821AU" leads to "ASUS USB-AC56 (RTL8812AU/RTL8821AU) Driver compile fails" under Raspberry Pi forums and it looks like they were successful in compiling the drivers.
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I have been able to get it to work. The comment from LucianG gave me a good hint on how to get the kernel module compiled. After the module is compiled then everything works like normal.I have not been able to get this device to work as an AP. It seems as the module does not allow AP mode like some of the other RealTek devices.
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I could compile the drivers for the EW-7811UTC by following this article on www raspberrypi org forums viewtopic.php?f=28&t;=102323. EW-7811UTC works on my Raspberry pi2.
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I had it working with a Raspberry Pi for 3 days before it stopped working. Was great while it worked.
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This was all I needed, but my computer is only a couple years old. I would check that your computer meets any software requirements listed for this adapter. As long as it does then you should be fine. It literally took me less than five minutes to get this working.
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Hi, Ervin. As long as you have a PCMCIA Port and running the correct OS requirement (Microsoft Windows 98SE, Millennium, 2000, or XP), this adapter should work.
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yea it will. The raspberry pi requires 5 volts at 1 amp, but it is recommended to use 2 amps in case you plug anything into the usb port of the pi.
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I've used 3 of them on various raspberry pi projects with 100% success. I would guess that if your android device has USB Host, you should be fine.
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Yes it will work. Also make sure you have the micro chip with it if it requires it.
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This works flawlessly on Raspberry Pi. I purchased mine for this very purpose to interface with an old Serial X10 power line interface.
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Yes. I have tested this adapter under all of the available (to date, Dec 2014) linux distributions (including retropie) and they all work very well.
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Hi, That is what this adapter is made for so it should work fine. Hope this helps, Mark
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My voltage requirements were different than the spec, so it didn't end up working for me with my raspberry pi
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Hey Jon, I'm sorry to say I haven't used this with Raspberry Pi; however, I believe you shouldn't have any problems at all using it on Pi.
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I am not sure if it works with ME. However, based on both my experience and other reviews I have read online, I would not recommend this adapter for any Operating System.
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Your computer and/or adapter are (NOT COMPATIBLE) with sdHC cards. If you put in just a SD card you will see that it will work. Nothing to do with little switch-like thing on the adapter itself.
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Good Morning Roman, you can use this adapter on any level USB port. The trick with these is to make sure you download correct drivers.
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It did NOT work for me using the latest NOOBS build (v1.3.4). If you google EW-7811Un + Raspberry Pi , you'll find articles regarding getting this work - None which have worked for me... yet.
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i found this here for it i haven't tried it out yet but looks promising. http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=63&t;=46949