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It seems can't work in my ubuntu 20.04 #323
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There is a problem with Ubuntu 20.04. The workaround is in #320. The clue was the line that said: |
Ok,thank you, If you had solved this problem, please let me know. Although my problem has not been solved at present, thank you very much for developing this driver |
in the rtw89 folder use terminal input |
The 20240310 snapshot of `rtw89` does not work for 8852BE cards. Similar problems were reported upstream for older Ubuntu versions and as a fix it was suggested to move back to an older version. Although the kernel that Wifibox/Alpine uses is much more recent than one could find in Ubuntu 20.04, the same resolution still works. Based on that, chances are likely that the scope of the regression in the `rtw89` driver is wider than assumed. The proposed version was verified to be working, so go back to and stick to it until the issue is resolved in upstream. References: - lwfinger/rtw89#320 - lwfinger/rtw89#323
The 20240310 snapshot of `rtw89` does not work for 8852BE cards. Similar problems were reported upstream for older Ubuntu versions and as a fix it was suggested to move back to an older version. Although the kernel that Wifibox/Alpine uses is much more recent than one could find in Ubuntu 20.04, the same resolution still works. Based on that, chances are likely that the scope of the regression in the `rtw89` driver is wider than assumed. The proposed version was verified to be working, so go back to and stick to it until the issue is resolved in upstream. References: - lwfinger/rtw89#320 - lwfinger/rtw89#323
The 20240310 snapshot of `rtw89` does not work for 8852BE cards. Similar problems were reported upstream for older Ubuntu versions and as a fix it was suggested to move back to an older version. Although the kernel that Wifibox/Alpine uses is much more recent than one could find in Ubuntu 20.04, the same resolution still works. Based on that, chances are likely that the scope of the regression in the `rtw89` driver is wider than assumed. The proposed version was verified to be working, so go back to and stick to it until the issue is resolved in upstream. References: - lwfinger/rtw89#320 - lwfinger/rtw89#323
I use the
lsmod | grep rtw
, the output as follow:the dmesg.txt is follow:
dmesg.txt
What should i do?
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