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Hi! I'm having trouble following the "Quick start using Debian or Ubuntu Ground Station". dkms-install.sh appears to install correctly. But then when I run ethtool -i to verify that the driver is correct, it is not. According to that I have driver "rtw88_8812au". Then if I try to install, it gives an error saying it found no compatible cards. According to the description and packaging for this card, it uses the RTL8812AU. Maybe it's not? If I try to do the dkms-install again, it errors saying it's already there. Any ideas how to figure out how to get this driver in there (or verify that it is a RTL8812AU)? Edit: I should also note that this ground station computer is running PopOS (which is Ubuntu based) |
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Blacklist your stock driver (use lsmod to find its name) in /etc/modprobe.d/wfb.conf |
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Awesome, that worked. Thanks @svpcom ! |
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Note for anyone with the same problem finding this thread: the install script overwrites wfb.conf, so use a different filename for your stock driver blacklisting (or re-add it to wfb.conf after successful installation). |
Blacklist your stock driver (use lsmod to find its name) in /etc/modprobe.d/wfb.conf