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<stipa>
ah, sandelinos[m] , that shit happens
<sandelinos[m]>
Usb wireless dongle. I'm using my pi as a kinda wireless router
<stipa>
me too
<stipa>
yeah, ok,
<sandelinos[m]>
If the removal is intentional I'll just go ahead and compile the module myself but if it's a regression I'll just downgrade the kernel
<stipa>
i guess
<stipa>
update shouldn't remove the driver
<stipa>
maybe the setting files are scrabled
<stipa>
hmmm
<stipa>
maybe the ethernet interface changed the name after the update
<stipa>
can you acces the board?
<sandelinos[m]>
Nah the kernel module is gone from /lib/modules
<sandelinos[m]>
Yeah
<stipa>
gone
<stipa>
fuck mate
<stipa>
thats bad
<stipa>
yeah, it sounds like a software problem
<stipa>
sandelinos[m]: have you tried to reinstall it?
<stipa>
the driver*
<stipa>
i have some shit with audio system today
<stipa>
linux just sux iverall
<stipa>
overall*
<stipa>
the best i got linux working on me
<stipa>
was a week
<stipa>
that week i felt like a king
<stipa>
everything over a week was ready for mass market
<stipa>
...
<stipa>
sandelinos[m]: i heard gone stuff before
<stipa>
that's not coders mistake
<stipa>
that's cheaping on the hardware
<stipa>
gone of hardware from the kernel is "noone wants to deal with it"
<sandelinos[m]>
Found the cause in git: ```if linux-version compare "${version}" ge 3.14 && linux-version compare "${version}" le 5.9 && [ "$EXTRAWIFI" == yes ]; then```
<sandelinos[m]>
Wait how do I format code
<sandelinos[m]>
* Wait how do I format code?
<stipa>
thats a bug
<stipa>
there's nothing to format
<stipa>
man you're in some deep shit
<stipa>
what board sandelinos[m] ?
<sandelinos[m]>
What are you talking about?
<sandelinos[m]>
`test`
<stipa>
what SBC?
<sandelinos[m]>
Orange Pi One
<stipa>
that board
<stipa>
is perfect
<stipa>
software and hardware are in equilibrium...
<sandelinos[m]>
What are you smoking man?
<sandelinos[m]>
Anyways I found what I was looking for so bye
<stipa>
H3
<stipa>
mn
<stipa>
man
<stipa>
that works like
<sandelinos[m]>
The realtek drivers aren't included in kernel versions above 5.9
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<IgorPec>
sandelinos[m]: fyi driver still doesn't build
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<sandelinos[m]>
Oh yeah I didn't bother looking at the actual pull request or the repo yesterday as I was heading to sleep. I'll do more research but I think it has been fixed somewhere as it works on my x86 PC also running 5.10
<sandelinos[m]>
* Oh yeah I didn't bother looking at the actual pull request or the repo yesterday as I was heading to sleep. I'm no professional programmer and don't even know exactly what get_fs is supposed to do but the changes in that PR didn't look very proper. I'll do more research but I think it has been fixed somewhere as the dongle works on my x86 PC also running 5.10
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<sandelinos[m]>
Ok so if I
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<sandelinos[m]>
* Ok so if I'm getting this right on kernels <5.10 the build script removes the mainline rtl8188 driver from the source and replaces it with the aircrack's patched driver. So couldn't we just use the mainline driver for 5.10 instead?
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<IgorPec>
sandelinos[m]: we could switch to the driver that is shipped with a kernel - but someone has to test and provide pull reqest. In any case attention is required
<sandelinos[m]>
I'm testing it on my machine right now but I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around the build system
<IgorPec>
config/kernel have configs
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<diederik>
I have 2 Rock64's, one is running LibreELEC (9.2.6; for a while now) and the other runs Armbian
<diederik>
Not too long ago, I got the 5.10 kernel on Armbian (which shares media files via nfs) and since then I get all kinds of weird playback issues on the other Rock64 (w/LibreELEC)
<diederik>
normally I'd point the finger at the device showing the problem, but it's only the one who now has the 5.10 kernel and it started right after that update
<diederik>
Can I go back to the previous (5.9 iirc) kernel? I do see several kernel pkgs, but I'm far from sure any of them is a good idea (due to lack of knowledge what the differences are)
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