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ARM and ARM64 Platforms Support Missing #50
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If you really need those options, you will nave to add them yourself. If you send me patches, I will incorporate them. For most architectures, using the default PC configuration is satisfactory. The internal code will handle the differences between little- and big-endian cases, thus the same Makefile builds code for my x86_64 laptop, and my PowerBook G4 with a ppc32 CPU. |
I have built it for ARM 64 and it is not working (interface is not showing up) although the module is loaded without any problem. Thus I assume there are work to be done for ARM. |
If it builds, installs, and loads the modules, that is almost all this repo can do. Does the lsusb command show device IDs that are present in the driver? You can test this by unloading the driver and removing the dongle If the driver reloads when you plug the dongle back in, then the USB ID is OK. If it does not work At this point, the problem is usually in the user-space component of wireless. How are you controlling the wireless device? For me, NetworkManager takes care of it just fine. |
I have a TP-Link Archer AX1800 TX20U Plus.
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Either TP-Link AX1800 uses two different chips under the same adaptor name or something does not work while reading the info over USB. I am not able to find any info online about AX1800 using RTL8188GU. |
What is the USB ID shown by lsusb after modeswitch runs? |
Installing Now I see
and the interface is up. Notes:
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The driver seems to crash the USB stack. I have other USB WiFi dongles that stop when AX1800 is connected. This happens even if AX1800 is not setup to communicate. Removing it make things work as usual without any problem. |
Are you sure that it is not a power problem? If possible, plug in a powered USB hub, and plut the AX1800 into the hub. |
@lwfinger thank you for your response. I provided more power and it works now however I get the following panics systematically.
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Those are warnings, not panics, You log has the following: Where does that module 88x2bu come from? The driver in this repo does not have a module with that name. |
That is another adapter that I use but I see |
No. There was a warn_on that should not have been there. Do a 'git pull' and try again. |
I am using the new commit now and getting the following. The adapter stops working often.
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I killed the warning that gave the stack dump. It seemed to be useless. I do not know about the one line "warnings". |
It is missing following options in Makefile:
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