The objective of this project is to provide an SDK and root file system for the Raspberry Pi that is lightweight and takes full advantage of the hardware available. The resulting image produced is small distro known as Bsquask (linux). The Bsquask SDK provides a GCC 4.6.3 toolchain for building armv6 binaries with the hardfloat ABI, as well as bootloaders, kernel image, rootfs, and development sysroot for the Raspberry Pi.
I've been using the rtl8192cu driver which I believe was part of the wireless library kernel stuff (that is I have no recollection of installing it separately).
I now need to upgrade to rtl8812au for some speed tests but am clueless as to how to go about doing this.
I've got the source for it (which works ok on PC Linux) but don't know how to persuade BuildRoot to put it into Bsquask.
Hi again,
I've been using the rtl8192cu driver which I believe was part of the wireless library kernel stuff (that is I have no recollection of installing it separately).
I now need to upgrade to rtl8812au for some speed tests but am clueless as to how to go about doing this.
I've got the source for it (which works ok on PC Linux) but don't know how to persuade BuildRoot to put it into Bsquask.
John