2.6.24 - which module is loaded [rt2x00 problem]?

Hey,
I recently upgraded to 2.6.24 because I wanted to use the new rt2x00 wifi modules.
But, those modules are really crappy and buggy - so I want to continue using the 2.6.24 kernel,
but switch back to the legacy rt73 wifi module.
I managed to compile and install the rt73 module, and all is working ok.
But for some unknown reason (to me), the rt73usb, rt2x00, etc. are loaded each time I reboot.
I don't know what causes those modules to load, and I don't want them to load anymore.
How can I remove those modules from the booting sequence?
From where are there called?
Tnx
Fiod
Last edited by fiod (2008-02-29 19:16:54)

fiod wrote:
I recently upgraded to 2.6.24 because I wanted to use the new rt2x00 wifi modules.
But, those modules are really crappy and buggy - so I want to continue using the 2.6.24 kernel,
but switch back to the legacy rt73 wifi module.
I managed to compile and install the rt73 module, and all is working ok.
@Fiod,
That's precisely what I had to do too - compiling the rt73 USB legacy driver downloaded from the rt2x00 site. I use RutilT as the interface and it works well with WPA too.
All other distros I've tried recently suffer from the same problem with loading the unwanted modules automatically when my USB wifi dongle is inserted. But blacklisting in arch works fine: In /etc/rc.conf I need:
MOD_BLACKLIST=(rt73usb rt2500usb)

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