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Device does not appear in rfkill list #235
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Same issue here with TL-WN725N dongle, using ubuntu 19.04 with kernel 5.0.0-13-generic So this is not useable because networkmanager can't rfkill unblock it |
What do 'rfkill list' and 'iw dev' show? |
The device is shown in
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You must be using the "master" branch. That one does not use mac80211, and is somewhat incompatible with some distros user space. Checkout branch v5.2.2.4 and try it. |
Yes. Works better with v5.2.2.4. The issue was the same on archlinux. The mainline kernel driver r8188eu (that I am guessing is the same driver ?) has also the same issue. |
Yes, the driver in the kernel also does not use mac80211. It needs to be replaced, but I do not have any time. |
Broken even from the v5.2.2.4 branch. Do you know what else to try? I am using Archlinux. |
Are you compiling it withCFG80211 enabled? It may not pay any attention to rfkill. Why is that a problem? |
I am not sure. Just make. I do not specify anything else. lpapp ~ $ sudo wpa_supplicant -Dwext -B -i wlp0s29u1u2 -c /etc/wpa_supplicant/example.conf |
OK, I rebuilt the driver. Now, when I use the v5.2.2.4 branch. And I plug in my device, the kernel crashes. It also crashes from master. Why? 5.4.2-arch1-1 Are you supposed to support 5.4.2 as that seems to be a bit ahead of 5.2.2.4 in your branch name? |
@lpapp Have you solved the problem? Same here with linux kernel 6.0.2 |
@lpapp: Your kernel crashes because it detected an error. What error? Sorry, that information is only available on your computer and no error logging was provided here. The branch name is the version of the driver as specified by Realtek. The kernel number comes from Linus Torvalds. There is no reason that they should have any correspondence. In addition, I am a volunteer. It is not my responsibility to support anything! This kind of demand just makes me furious, which is why I took so long to answer!!! |
lwfinger: I do not know what you mean. When I wrote that "Just make", I meant that I executed the make command only. Did you get that as a demand? In any case, you must have misunderstood me. Steve: I stopped using Linux long time ago, and even when I used, this was a minor issue for me. So, was not worth of my time to find a solution to this. |
When the userland rfkill application is run with the "list wifi" argument, this device is not found - I assume this is something to do with the rfkill code in the driver.
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