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Hopefully I am in the right place. I am on the latest version of Rogue 1.7.9.9Z that is forked from this and it seems the 8188eu module for the wifi adapters is no longer compatible with the kernel and the file included was not updated for this. When I try to load the module, I get a "Unknown symbol in module" error. I don't know enough about linux to try and find a version of the driver for this kernel, or to build one. I have tried going to a older version of Rogue but not sure which kernel change made the module no longer work.
I really hope a solution is found, I would like to try the wifi on my new RG350M.
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I was able to get the module driver from my stock firmware and test it and found it works, however I am not able to replace the existing 8188eu.ko file since it is a system file. I was forced to make my own little script to load and unload the working driver using the Scriptrunner app. For anyone else that may need this, here is the working driver and the script I made. https://bit.ly/38v07fZ
Hopefully I am in the right place. I am on the latest version of Rogue 1.7.9.9Z that is forked from this and it seems the 8188eu module for the wifi adapters is no longer compatible with the kernel and the file included was not updated for this. When I try to load the module, I get a "Unknown symbol in module" error. I don't know enough about linux to try and find a version of the driver for this kernel, or to build one. I have tried going to a older version of Rogue but not sure which kernel change made the module no longer work.
I really hope a solution is found, I would like to try the wifi on my new RG350M.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: