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(solved) Error when installing to Raspberry Pi OS (64 bit) #34
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Problems with the 64 bit version of Raspberry Pi OS are not new. However, maybe now is a good time to take another look. I'll see about loading it up for testing. Can I get you to run and post the results from the following? ( from the driver directory ) $ make clean As you can probably tell, I've been down this road before. Not sure what the problem with the Raspberry Pi engineers is but they sure seem to be struggling with getting a 64 bit version successfully out the door. If you need your pi working now, use the 32 bit version of the OS. Regards P.S. Note that I edited the title to reflect that this is a problem with the 64 bit version. |
Yeah, I know 64 bit is still in beta but I use my pi as a media server which can use more than 4 gigs and unfortunatly I cant use ethernet. This is the output of those 2 commands:
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A guy using the 8814au driver here reported what looks like the same issue with the Ubuntu mainline kernel v5.10.7 about 2 days ago. Let me see what I can figure out. |
I just burned the 64 bit beta of Raspberry Pi OS to an sd card and it is updating now. I expect to be seeing what you are seeing soon. |
Test complete. I have good news and bad news. The good news is that the installation worked fine and the adapter is connected to the internet and I am getting good speed. The bad news is that I was not able to duplicate your problem so figuring out what is different between my setup and yours is what we are going to have to do. Here is what I did:
You could run the remove-driver.sh script, then reboot and try again. I have seen that Module.symvers problem before and it seems it is related to a headers issue. Could it be that the headers have been updated between the time you had the problem and I tested? Who knows? Clean up and try again. It is hard to figure out what the problem is when you can't duplicate it. |
Just did the exact same thing on my pi 4b 8GB and it works, which means it must be a conflict with what I had installed. Im going to test with some other software that I use like open media vault. I'm not getting the full speed of my TP-Link Archer T3U, around 120 mbps AC with power savings off and usb3 on. Anyways thanks for getting it working :) I will report back here if I find any conflicts. |
Please do come back and add any information that might be of value to others. I think we should leave this issue open for others to read. I can mark it solved. As far as speed is concerned: The 550 Mb/s speed shown in the README is using amd64 equipment. I have never been able to get close to that with Raspberry Pi hardware so I suspect the Pi hardware has some limitations. Turning USB 3 on is a good thing. I haven't seen a good reason to turn power saving off as power saving just works in this driver. You might want to optimize the settings in your wifi router to see if you can get some more speed. Cheers and good luck. |
Just a fun fact we've been learning on our end as we talk to various chip manufacturers. It seems turning on USB 3.0 can have a pretty negative effect with 5Ghz frequencies. It seems it can cause various noise issues with a lot of the current chip sets out there |
I have read the same thing. USB 3 is not mankind's greatest creation. |
Tried Installing this on my raspberry pi 64 bit and keeps getting a dkms build: 10 error:
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