I expanded my second SD partition to 2GB, and with a newly-built WLAN driver it now consumes 1.2G:ĭrwxrwxr-x 12 tc staff 1024 Sep 17 15:32.
Is there something I can check inside the archive to ensure that it's OK?Īdd an introductory note about required static storage size. Most got through it fine, but everyone reads code differently.I'm glad I checked the thread, was just getting ready to in-situ upgrade. It's quite annoying.īut yes please send me some notes, you are maybe user #5 that has tried it(Or at least that made a comment). Looks like I need to try that procedure out again.different source packages use different variables. However the compiled driver should still be sitting on the persistent disk. It seems part of the install script from the source package did not pickup the new kernel name, and used the running kernel name. The new kernel drivers would not be used anyway. Rebooting is fine, since you are on 7.0.1. Then edit /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/onboot.lst and add 88XX-KERNEL.tcz to the list.So at this point, I moved my 88XX*tcz files to /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/optional, and here is my onboot.lst: The extension can be found at /tmp/88XX-5.10.42-pcpCore.tcz Tar: can't open '/tmp/mod.tar': No such file or directoryĭrwxr-xr-x tc/staff 3 15:33 squashfs-root
Install: can't create '/lib/modules/5.4.83-pcpCore/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/': Is a directory Install -p -m 644 88XXau.ko /lib/modules/5.4.83-pcpCore/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/ Installing driver from /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/realtek-driversrc/rtl8812au
Timestamp for driver detection: Sep 17 13:02 Building module for kernel version: 5.10.42-pcpCore Building kernel modules extension: 88XX-5.10.42-pcpCore
Make_module_extension -k 5.10.42-pcpCore -e 88XX
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