useful is yet initialized...
Thanks
Ellie Revves a écrit :
Hi,
sure, I enabled atheros wireless debugging in my kernel and am
rebuilding it. After this is done, should I set ath9k.debug= on the
cmdline ? It is built as module, but my filesystem is read-only so no
modprobe.d snippet can
Hi,
sure, I enabled atheros wireless debugging in my kernel and am
rebuilding it. After this is done, should I set ath9k.debug= on the
cmdline ? It is built as module, but my filesystem is read-only so no
modprobe.d snippet can be added.
Thanks
Tom Psyborg a écrit :
Hi
There was similar
Here's another boot log along with some commands after the system booted
up to show what I did. I don't think I did anything wrong, and yet this
is no different, debug option appears to be completely useless.
http://ix.io/1pY0
Thanks
Tom Psyborg a écrit :
if your system is read-only then you
Hi,
CONFIG_ATH9K_PCOEM is already enabled in my kernel build. In fact if it
is disabled my card does not show up at all.
Thanks
Tom Psyborg a écrit :
Hi
Try selecting config option ATH9K_SUPPORT_PCOEM (Support chips used in
PC OEM cards) and rebuild your image.
I'm not familiar with your
Hi,
for the context part:
I've got a marvell espressobin board, to which I attached a mini-PCIE
wireless card, atheros AR9565 aka. QCB335. I am using both archlinux-arm
and a custom OS made with buildroot, and both have this problem.
Problem:
When the system boots up, the kernel recognizes
