Is it the good one ?ctrl_interface=/var/run/wpa_supplicant
ap_scan=1
network={
key_mgmt=NONE
}
Take the SD card installer from official source and it will be there.lolof wrote:Trying to set up wifi....
In wiki they speak about a file /Linux/_wpa_supplicant
I coud not find it but instead found one in /etc
wpa_supplicant
Ok, i'm like an idiot will re-post my message on every page:lolof wrote:Finally found the file located @ /media/fat/linux/_wpa_supplicant.conf
Is it the good one ?
Replace my ssid and password, put my contry code and change name to wpa_supplicant.conf but it's not working
It's not working out of the box
The model is :
XIAOMI Mi Portable Wifi mini Router 150M
Basically linux is not plug-and-play OS. So you can't expect that random WiFi adapter will work.
It's not like Windows where you install supplied by vendor driver and it will start to work.
The best practice is to read the tread and check what dongles are confirmed to work.
Thanks again.There is no universal solution for this.Ldaborc wrote:Please tell us how to build a working driver for wifi from the source code.
If you go into console or SSH and type "dmesg" you should get some info, but at the very least, the USB vendor and product IDs which can be used to identify the specific Ralink chipset.Beaps wrote:Hi All,
I am trying to get this working on my MiSTer and I ain't got a clue lol. It says its a RalinkWIFI
Can someone help me out please
I have one similar, and dmesg report me this on infinite loop:BBond007 wrote:If you go into console or SSH and type "dmesg" you should get some info, but at the very least, the USB vendor and product IDs which can be used to identify the specific Ralink chipset.Beaps wrote:Hi All,
I am trying to get this working on my MiSTer and I ain't got a clue lol. It says its a RalinkWIFI
Can someone help me out please
More info here: https://github.com/kuba-moo/mt7601u/issues/641\. From archive unpack just folder `drivers/net/wireless/mediatek/mt7601u`
2\. Edit phy.c. Find function `mt7601u_init_cal` and comment out call `mt7601u_mcu_calibrate(dev, MCU_CAL_RXIQ, 0);` like so:
```
// ret = mt7601u_mcu_calibrate(dev, MCU_CAL_RXIQ, 0);
// if (ret)
// return ret;
// ret = mt7601u_mcu_calibrate(dev, MCU_CAL_DPD, dev->dpd_temp);
// if (ret)
// return ret;
```
Find function `mt7601u_phy_recalibrate_after_assoc` and comment out call `mt7601u_mcu_calibrate(dev, MCU_CAL_DPD, dev->curr_temp);` like so:
```
void mt7601u_phy_recalibrate_after_assoc(struct mt7601u_dev *dev)
{
// mt7601u_mcu_calibrate(dev, MCU_CAL_DPD, dev->curr_temp);
mt7601u_rxdc_cal(dev);
}
```
3. Rebuild module...
Building the module on its own won't do you any good, as the module is statically linked into the kernel.spark2k06 wrote:
Can someone rebuild the module 'mt7601u' with this solution and leave the release here to test it? At this moment I don't have idea of how to do it on my own but if necessary, I would investigate it too ...
Works successfully! Thank youBBond007 wrote: The resulting kernel is too large to post in the forum but you can download it here:
https://github.com/bbond007/Linux-Kerne ... er/RELEASE
Thank you very much too for the link with the information about kernel rebuilding, I may need it in the future.BBond007 wrote:
This is a one-shot deal. If it works great, if not... oh well.. I'm not going to spend much more time making changes to sources I don't understand for hardware I don't own and can't test. This thread contains info on compiling the kernel for yourself:
http://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=117&t=32764
Good Luck...
How can I install this Kernel?spark2k06 wrote:Works successfully! Thank youBBond007 wrote: The resulting kernel is too large to post in the forum but you can download it here:
https://github.com/bbond007/Linux-Kerne ... er/RELEASE
Thank you very much too for the link with the information about kernel rebuilding, I may need it in the future.BBond007 wrote:
This is a one-shot deal. If it works great, if not... oh well.. I'm not going to spend much more time making changes to sources I don't understand for hardware I don't own and can't test. This thread contains info on compiling the kernel for yourself:
http://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=117&t=32764
Good Luck...
simple method: pull SD card and use your reader/writer to replace /media/fat/linux/zImage_dtbbarbaro00 wrote: How can I install this Kernel?
I have the same wifi dongle...
Thank you!
Simpler method is just transfer zImage_dtb directly to /media/fat/linux by replacing the old one.BBond007 wrote:1. connect wired ethernet and use WinSCP to transfer zImage_dtb to /media/fat
2. connect via SSH and type:
#cp /media/fat/zImage_dtb /media/fat/linux;reboot
I agree that should workSorgelig wrote:Simpler method is just transfer zImage_dtb directly to /media/fat/linux by replacing the old one.BBond007 wrote:1. connect wired ethernet and use WinSCP to transfer zImage_dtb to /media/fat
2. connect via SSH and type:
#cp /media/fat/zImage_dtb /media/fat/linux;reboot
zImage_dtb is not opened while MiSTer running.
did you look at dmesg output?barbaro00 wrote:Hi,
I does not work for me...
The Kernel works well but no wifi...
