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problem with ubuntu 15.04 #13
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I think you are connecting to a USB3.0, right? Can you try using a USB2.0 port? |
This is with USB2.0
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I've looked into this and unfortunately it looks like a hardware failure to me. Can you try the vendor driver (https://github.com/porjo/mt7601) and report if it works? |
I don't have problems using USB hard drives at these ports. What kernels can I use with the vendor driver? Are there any Linux live systems that I can test it with an old kernel and the vendor driver? |
I meant that the WiFi dongle can be broken, especially if it's one of the cheap "black and red" no-names. I gave you a link to @projo's version of the vendor driver because it should work with any kernel, new or old. If it doesn't let me know I will fix it for you. |
Same here with |
I'm still getting these crash logs with the latest debug branch; is there any other information I can supply? |
In @helium78's case the device got completely mad for reason which is not clear to me. Your device @rrthomas just has incomplete eeprom and everything is fine, I should ignore the values and use zeros instead. @cusspvz didn't feel it's appropriate to put logs in his error report so I have no idea what his problem was. Please do not assume that if something looks like "the same crash" to your untrained eyes, it's actually the same problem ;) |
@kuba-moo didn't tested yet since i have to install ubuntu again on VirtualBox. 😞 I can advance to you that my VM crashed every time on about 3 minutes after I loaded the driver. |
Sorry, when you said in issue #18 "I think we may be dealing with two separate issues here - the xHCI xhci_drop_endpoint called with disabled ep which I've already been asked about" I thought that referred to this issue. |
Ubuntu 15.04 works fine: But i need to run for wifi: |
@q4a Sounds like a configuration issue with higher layer software. If wpa_supplicant works fine the driver is OK. |
It doesn't work for me
Should give me a wlan1 device.
Kernel log:
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