Well that is indeed a valid point, but we don't have any plans to make a new release at this moment.
This is the response of IvD (core rt2x00 developer):
> Since rt2400, rt2570 don't have SMP support, and rt2500 only has it in the latest CVS >code I would recommend to them they drop the Ralink drivers altogether untill rt2x00 is >released. The SMP issue will _not_ be solved in the legacy drivers which means that it >will _never_ work with the default Ubuntu kernel if they have SMP enabled by default.
>And rt2x00 is near a beta4 release, which will not be suited for distros yet, so they will >have to keep waiting a while before things have stabilized and are ready.
>(I am currently discussing this on the IRC channel, they will most likely update rt2500 to latest CVS version.)
Well that is indeed a valid point, but we don't have any plans to make a new release at this moment.
This is the response of IvD (core rt2x00 developer):
> Since rt2400, rt2570 don't have SMP support, and rt2500 only has it in the latest CVS >code I would recommend to them they drop the Ralink drivers altogether untill rt2x00 is >released. The SMP issue will _not_ be solved in the legacy drivers which means that it >will _never_ work with the default Ubuntu kernel if they have SMP enabled by default.
>And rt2x00 is near a beta4 release, which will not be suited for distros yet, so they will >have to keep waiting a while before things have stabilized and are ready.
>(I am currently discussing this on the IRC channel, they will most likely update rt2500 to latest CVS version.)
See this post http:// rt2x00. serialmonkey. com/phpBB2/ viewtopic. php?t=1481