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  1. Posted

    Note: I not shure I did it in right way. And first time I losst even a single default module installed. 

    Finnaly I get it working!

    I had to compile missing modules from TinkerBoard2 source. 

    1. Git clone:

    https://github.com/TinkerBoard2/kernel


    Then, as per this forum advice:

    2. make clean && make distclean && make mrproper
    3. make ARCH=arm64 tinker2_defconfig

    Then start menu:

    4. sudo make ARCH=arm menuconfig

    Select nessesary driver rtl8187 as M (module)
    select additional driver depence eeprom_93cx6 as M
    (and I add "pps for gpio" driver for gps device) as M

     
    5. in file "kernel\drivers\net\wireless\rockchip_wlan\rkwifi\bcmdhd\dhd_linux.c" bug

    n.6965 It should be like this :"strncpy(drvname, info.driver, sizeof(drvname));"


    6. in file "kernel\drivers\net\wireless\rockchip_wlan\rtl8822be\hal\phydm\halrf\rtl8822b\halrf_iqk_8822b.c  bug
    n.449 n.453 "report = ~(". (in new gcc comiler)

     I just removed symbol "~" Looks like working.


    7. save .config file and
    sudo make modules

    8. At this stage will be many questiions. I don't now answers, so I just press "Enter".

    9. After succesful module complilation, install their
    sudo make modules_install

    10.sudo insmod /lib/modules/4.4.194/kernel/drivers/misc/eeprom/eeprom_93cx6.ko nohwcrypt=0
       sudo insmod /usr/src/linux-headers-4.4.194/drivers/net/wireless/rtl8187/rtl8187.ko nohwcrypt=0

    11.sudo depmod -a

    12.sudo lsmod

    rtl8187                61440  0
    eeprom_93cx6           16384  1 rtl8187
    pps_ldisc              16384  2
    8822ce               3424256  0

  2. Posted

    Hi!

    Is it possible to run usb wifi adapters (Realteck rtl8187, Ralink) on TinkerBoadr2 ?
    Firmfare-realtek utility installed. Adapters are successfully detected with lsusb.

    According to WIKI driver modules are built into the kernel. 

    Quote

    1. Connect the device to your system. The necessary kernel module is automatically loaded for supported devices.

    However, they are not on the Tinker board 2.  sudo find /lib/modules -name *ko' only finds rtl88*.

    I tried to install drivers from source, but it is for kernel 3.0 -3.2. I have not enough knowledge for it.

    Does ASUS plan to add drivers into the kernel? Maybe some manual for compiling/installing/inserting? Or the cross-compilation Is the only way?

    Thanks in advance for your replies.

  3. Posted · Edited by Eugene

    Finally, 

    the following solution helped me:

    <code> sudo apt dist-upgrade </code> 

    I have got a list of broken packages. 

     

    <code> sudo dpkg -l | grep ^ iU | awk '{print $ 2}' | xargs sudo dpkg --purge 'package_name' </code>

    I have removed these packages one by one. 

     

    <code> sudo apt install -f </code>

    And 

    <code> sudo apt install samba </code>

     

     Life is getting better!

  4. Posted

    Hi!

    Has anyone installed samba samba-common-bin on Tinker Board2?

    I have tried installing on Debian 10 V 2.0.0 and V 2.0.3. using apt, apt-get and manual. Unfortunately, the same message appears about unsuitable versions of libraries (python-samba, samba-libs and many others) I've tried changing source.list as well, but in vain.

    Could you advise?

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