tested and working on rPI3 kernel 4.19.127
Posts by nik2208
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never forget to give execution rights to a script......
this is the file /storage/.config/autostart.sh
Bash#!/bin/bash # autostart.sh insmod /storage/88x2bu.ko #to insert the module echo 0bda b812 > /sys/bus/usb/drivers/rtl88x2bu/new_id #to trigger the driver if unplugged ~
then chmod 755 autostart.sh
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Perhaps you could edit or create the /storage/.config/autostart.sh file and put there something like this: insmod /PathToFile/RTL88x2BU.ko ?
reading other posts I have already tried this approach but wasn't successful..
I've also read something about device ids to add somewhere but I can't figure out where exactly
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last question! sorry about that! what are the best practices to load a module after reboot?
I suppose the better way would be triggering modprobe on device id.. but how should I get this result?any hint abt this?
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last question! sorry about that! what are the best practices to load a module after reboot?
I suppose the better way would be triggering modprobe on device id.. but how should I get this result? -
the whole build failed but I was able to take out the module and insert it into my installation thank U!
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just curiosity.. would it work on osx?
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thank u so much! I'll give it a try.
Will I be able to update my running LE with whit build?
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hey there, hi everybody this is my first post.
I'm struggling try to make a realtek with code 0bda:b812.I've read many threads suggesting not to use such a device but that is what I have and I have no money at the moment to buy something else (and this device works very well indeed, apart from the bad support for linux drivers).
I would like to understand how to cross compile its kernel module (on osx or linux) or even on a raspbian installation, I'm really confused from all the infos I fount here and elsewhere.
Is there a guide I can follow step by step?
Is there any module already compiled I can use straight away?
my libreelec is 9.2.6 on RPI3
Thanks for any hint I will receive