As @Portisch said this is not one of our supported ceemmc devices. I can only say that the one I have here works perfectly with ceemmc.
ok , i understand @Portisch , thank you.
@Vasco is one of this new x96 mini, you´ve got ?? Just for curiosity…
You tell me 
I tried Nightly build + Update on X96 Max+ Q2. Not stable. Ping is big. after restart wifi not funcional.
Updated to nightly 21-4, directly after wifi rtl8812au starts to act up again like it did before. Losing IP. Had been working great for the last couple of weeks. Unplug/plug temp solves it like before.
Isnt it possible to run this chipset reliably ?
Such a shame to have to put it away again.
Yes, i know.
I will when I have time, i hope.
Just reporting this chipset broke again as of today.
Thanks and have a nice day!
@Portisch Regarding the issue with RTL8812AU based wifi adapters i have done the following:
- Inserted adapter
- Booted to CE
- Noticed no network connection settings for wlan
(since 21-04 nightly, some recent versions before this did not happen anymore) - Enable debug logging
- Reboot
- Noticed no netwerk connection settings for wlan
- Unplugged/Plugged in Adapter
- Configured netwerk settings
- Noticed DHCP (reserved) lease is received and correct IP used
- Copied and uploaded log here: Ubuntu Pastebin
Just to add: if and when the device does receive a lease, it will last for some time, then ip is dropped again (until unplugged/plugged back in). Tested on C4 and N2.
If you need anything else to tackle this please let me know and i will try and pull any info you might need.
Thank you.
please do also a dmesg | paste after the problem appeared.
Same procedure repeated (unplugged/plugged adapter at the end), result of dmesg| paste: http://ix.io/2WQQ
Removed Sage airmouse (which i only inserted for this test, not connected in normal use): http://ix.io/2WQY
I don’t know if your problem can be solved at all.
The USB hubs on N2/C4 do need a reset on boot to work properly.
But it looks like the Wifi dongle does not like that.
I understand. Too bad.
Weird that it worked consistently in some nightlies before without issue, though :-/
Anyway, it is what it is. I will give up on wifi for the Odroids in that case.
Thank you for looking at this issue!
Regards,
Atreyu
No. We need the source code, not binary files.
In any case, that specific driver binary is not compatible with the CE kernel anyway.
hi guys, I’m using tx3 mini chip RTL8723AS running stock rom 8.1, how to backup driver RTL8723AS to use for debian?
The driver is built from source, so just take it and compile for your target.
I just got a RTL8671b to replace my old BT adapter (Range was 3 feet), but it says adapter not found. Before beating my head against a wall too much, is this adapter supported?