Closed griffinevans closed 2 years ago
That is not an error. It merely is indicating that a certain facility is not available, mainly because you are using a pre-built kernel.
Your NIC is an rtw8852be. At the moment, rtw89 only handles rtw8852ae and rtw8852ce, with the latter still a work in progress. My contact at Realtek says their calendar calls for the rtw8852be to be done by November 2022. In the meantime, this is your lucky day!
I just pushed a driver for this device to GitHub. Clone it with 'git clone git@github.com:lwfinger/rtw8852be.git'.
This driver is very rough. With kernel 5.19-rc1, the kernel is checking to ensure that things like memcpy do not overrun the destination. It turns out that in many places, this driver is writing a relatively large struct into a u32 location! I am working on cleaning up these problems, but it will take a while. Perhaps it works for you as is. My kernel complains, thus I will need to fix it, but it is available for you.
I bought a new laptop and installed Linux Mint Edge with kernel version 5.13. The laptop has a wifi card with chip ID 10ec:b852. When I followed the directions here, I had errors about the unavailability of vmlinux.
I didn't have any other issues, it installs without any errors and
$ modprobe rtw89pci
&$ modprobe rtw_8852ae
both run without any output. The wifi does not work. Do you know what the problem is?