This is actually a great sign...this means it should work!!! Reboot and look for wireless under network
Beelink Mini MXIII WIFI and BT
-
thl78 -
November 6, 2016 at 8:50 PM -
Thread is Unresolved
-
-
This is actually a great sign...this means it should work!!! Reboot and look for wireless under networkUnder connections in LibreELEC settings right??
[hr]
Horray it worked. Thanks for your patience in helping me. It means a lot. -
Under network you should have "wireless networks" selecion...disable it then enable it and you shoiuld have neraby wireless networks available under "connections"
Oh, I missed that you made it work, I'm glad to help...now we wait to see if we get bluetooth support as well...this box only has 2 USB connectors, hate to loose one to the airmouse IR receiver...
-
I did have it working. I then did a reboot now no wireless networks are showing under connections or network. That sucks after all your work and help.
[hr]
Now I have it back up again.
Any idea how to make it work every reboot without ash?
[hr]
Nope it won't pick up the wireless adapter on reboot. -
reboot again or power off/on...this happens sometimes...happend to me only once
-
It happens every time with me if I disconnect the Ethernet.
If I have Ethernet plugged in then it will bring up the wireless networks and I just have to uncheck wireless and re connect. -
Not with me...I disconnected the Ethernet, even dsabled it and wireless option is stil availble after reboots or power offs...I only need to deactivate/reactivate to get the availbale wifi networks...
-
Lucky for you. I've lost my wifi again and it didn't come back after a reboot.
Do you think this will get fixed in another build or device tree?
-
check your execute rights with "ls -l autostart.sh"...perhaps you need to run ugo+x command again
-
I have been trying to make the kernel module for Aigaile chips load automatically but unfortunately I couldn't make it. The only thing I achieved is an easier hack:
- first install this devel version - when updating from 7.0.2.009 you don't need a device tree: LibreELEC-S905.aarch64-7.0-devel-20161116235711-r23437-g73c3cef.img.gz
- if you have the previous "hack" in autostart.sh, delete it - either the whole file or lines with the hack only
- in Configuration folder (/storage/.config over SSH) enter modules-load.d directory and create file named wifi.conf and content cfg80211_qca. A SSH one-liner for this is echo cfg80211_qca > /storage/.config/modules-load.d/wifi.conf
- reboot
Please report if WiFi works "automatically" with this version and after following these steps. -
Just to clarify @kazaq here is what I did:
1) Updated to the latest devel LibreELEC-S905.aarch64-7.0-devel-20161116235711-r23437-g73c3cef.img.gz
2) Created a file named wifi.conf with the following contents:
[/code]
3) Put this wifi.conf file in the modules-load.d directory .
4) Ran the following command via ssh putty:
[/code]
5) Rebooted.Once I did that I got the wireless networks tab coming up under network. The picture is a screenshot:
However, even if I deactivate and reactivate the wireless networks, I still don't get any wireless connections. Like in the screenshot below:Hope this helps.
-
kodiuser1 Please collect and post logs. I don't have a device with Aigale WiFi chip and I have a look at what exactly happens.
-
Please let me know what you need and tell me how to collect a log and I'll do it around this time tomorrow for you with pleasure.
-
kodiuser1 I think I may have a solution for automatic Aigale driver loading:
- remove all previous "hacks" - entries in autostart.sh and wifi.conf file
- update to this test build: 2016-11-17
-
Great I will try it. Thanks.
-
Hi @kasaq.
Here is what I did. I deleted the autostart.sh and the wifi.conf files.
Updated to the devel in post #50.
Rebooted. Box updated and rebooted.
Went to Network. The wifi box is there still, but there are no connections.
Here is my Log. Dropbox - Link not found
-
-
Ahh figured it out.
Here you go.
-