I have an rtl8192s_usb compatible stick plugged into my Sheevaplug (Meteoplug variant) but it doesn't appear to have the correct kernel module to support it. I've read elsewhere that a 2.6.30 kernel does support this device and I was wondering if/when NewIT would be in a position to provide an update. This is what I currently have [unit purchased this month]:
Linux meteoplug 2.6.29-2-kirkwood #1 Mon May 18 01:17:03 UTC 2009 armv5tel GNU/Linux
According to
http://wiki.meteoplug.com/Getting_Started:
"Actual Meteoplug client Image is a minimal Linux 2.6.30.5 kernel with the proposed patches applied and a minimal loader, that loads the recent Meteoplug client software from the Meteoplug server. This takes care that each time your Meteoplug client gets rebooted, you will get the most recent SW version. So you never have to bother yourself with applying SW updates."So am I running an outdated version of the Meteoplug product? I noticed earlier that Meteohub v4.6.o has been released, but mine won't upgrade past v4.6.n
Also, is there a safe procedure for upgrading the kernel/OS on the Meteoplug that does not put the Meteohub software/data at risk?
Thanks in advance.