
 CONFIGURATION

 Many users have reported the "Device Driver not found" problem.

 This happens because customised versions or rt2x00 modules shipped with 
 some GNU/Linux distributions may replace the original device name (ra%d) 
 with another name (g.g eth%d on Debian).  Also, users may want to
 choose a static meaningful name (such as "eth-wifi") using ifrename.

 If your wireless interface happens to have a name other than raN
 (N=0, 1, ...), you may tell RaConfig2x00 what's it by creating a
 file /etc/rt2x00.conf with configuration data, like in the
 following examples

      eth-wifi			(this sets the device name to 'eth-wifi')
      eth1			(this sets the device name to 'eth1')
      eth count			(this sets the device name to 'ethN')

  Empty lines and lines started by # are ignored.
  If the file does not exist, the device name defaults to raN.

  THANKS

  Thanks to <A.Flavell@physics.gla.ac.uk> who hacked the source
  and gave me the clue that ra%d was hard coded in raconfig.cpp.

  []s Monaco <monaco@icmc.usp.br>