7/14/2017 12:04 PM | |
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You get the release (not bit-identical, but same features and version) when building the V2.1.3 tagged revision. You get the latest and "greatest" one when building master (that's the default unless you specified something else on git clone). We updated the old kernel of 2.1.3 meanwhile (and will further renovate it prior to the next release), and we also switched the configuration fragments supplied by an Intel layer. That may have dropped some drivers from the configured set which used to be enabled before - needs fixing. I've already started to add some in a more reliable way, but more systematic work is needed. If you know which driver you need exactly, you can add its config fragment just like in the commit cited above - or tell me the name of the module(s) so that I can write a patch. For building your own recent image, I can only recommend using the jan/staging branch because it simplifies things a lot. Just "pip3 install kas" does not work yet, you would need to do this from sources. Or go with Docker, that works as described. In general, feedback is always welcome, including pull requests! |
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11/22/2017 3:58 PM | |
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Hi, Jan-k, Kkarlutti: Have you guys figured out how to add drivers for usb WIFI dongle? I got stuck at the same issue now. Thanks, jerry |
11/23/2017 7:47 AM | |
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For https://github.com/siemens/meta-iot2000/commits/jan/cip-kernel, I enabled almost all WIFI drivers that kernel knows. So, if you rebuild that version, you should be fine. |
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11/28/2017 12:23 PM | |
Joined: 6/19/2017 Last visit: 9/6/2024 Posts: 8175 Rating: (172) |
New question published by Jerry2020 is split to a separate thread with the subject Why do need both "ipw2x00" and "brcm80211" for official Raspberry-PI WIFI dongle?. Best regards |
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