Wifi adapter installation problem (Ralink Technology. corp. RT2870/RT3070)plz help me

[raspi]

Hello Everybody!


I would like to ask you for some help. I was thinking I can do it on my own, but I cant.
Today is my 4th day, trying to install my wifi adapter. I have tried a lot of techniques, followed youtube tutorials, googled a lot, but nothing really changed.
I'm new to kali linux, please keep that in mind. Anyway since i spent 4 day with it, I know the more information I give, the easier for you to help me, so I will try to do my best.

First of all, kali is installed on a raspberry pi. (i dont know it is important, but after booting I get black screen, than I press ctrl+f1 which opens xterm, command: startx, after that kali boots normally.)

I have just reinstalled it, because in the last couple days i tried that much thing, I cant even remember.

Modifications since reinstall:

- apt-get upgrade
- apt-get update
- apt-get install wireless-tools
- I have also installed some ralink firmware

I have tried to follow this instruction:

http://h3rucutu.blogspot.hu/2013/04/...ali-linux.html

Downloaded this file:

http://packages.debian.org/wheezy/al...alink/download

Europe/hu

Pasted into lib/firmware

In xterm with some command I have extracted it.

As network manager Im using wicd


No problem if I need to reinstall it, Its just a couple minutes with raspberry.




And finally here are some info from xterm:

command: dmesg


new high-speed usb device number4 using duc_otg
new usb device found idVendor=148f . idProduct=3070
new usb device strings: Mfr=1. Product=2. SerialNumber=3
Product: 802.11 n wlan
Manufacter Ralink
serial number 1.0


Command: lsusb

Bus 001 Device 004: ID 148f:3070 Ralink Technology. corp. RT2870/RT3070 wireless adapter



Command: ifconfig


Wlan0 Link encap: Ethernet. HWaddr 00:e0:4c:20:05:11
MTU:1500 Metric 1

(At the end txquenuelen:1000, otherwise ewerything 0)



Command iwconfig

Wlan0 no wireless extension



Thank you for your help!

[serialpipoca]

Please,... post a

#lsmod

Output, to see which module its been loaded...

[kcdtv]

You don't have to do nothing, just plug your device and enjoy.
Kali is a debian with all this kind of stuff, drivers, firmwares, tools, that the interest of kali, a full and complete distribution for wireless, pentesting, hacking, cracking
The tutorial you followed is for PCI ralink chipset so i guess you just made a mess...

My wireless module is RT 3090 which package in rt2080pci

I use severals ralink USB chipsets RT3070, RT3072, RT3572 and all of them work out of the box with kali ( actually with 99% of GNU Linux distributions )