UP Core Wireless Driver request (Linux)
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Oleks Skr
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Hey UP Community!
Does anyone know what chipset the Broadcom wireless chip is?
We were trying to retrieve the Device ID for it for a good part of the last two days. Through $ lsmod we have deciphered that the chip runs on some form of a brcmfmac driver (https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/brcm80211) - however there is no /lib/firmware/brcm/ directory under either ublinux4 or ubuntu.
We're using 4.2.0.3-upboard kernel in our Ubuntu build (xubuntu 14) - would it be possible for someone to provide a driver for wireless?
Thanks in advance!
Does anyone know what chipset the Broadcom wireless chip is?
We were trying to retrieve the Device ID for it for a good part of the last two days. Through $ lsmod we have deciphered that the chip runs on some form of a brcmfmac driver (https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/brcm80211) - however there is no /lib/firmware/brcm/ directory under either ublinux4 or ubuntu.
We're using 4.2.0.3-upboard kernel in our Ubuntu build (xubuntu 14) - would it be possible for someone to provide a driver for wireless?
Thanks in advance!
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oleksskr wrote:Hey UP Community!
Does anyone know what chipset the Broadcom wireless chip is?
We were trying to retrieve the Device ID for it for a good part of the last two days. Through $ lsmod we have deciphered that the chip runs on some form of a brcmfmac driver (https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/brcm80211) - however there is no /lib/firmware/brcm/ directory under either ublinux4 or ubuntu.
We're using 4.2.0.3-upboard kernel in our Ubuntu build (xubuntu 14) - would it be possible for someone to provide a driver for wireless?
Thanks in advance!
Hi
there's no broadcom wifi chip
the chip is an AMPAK AP6214A
you can find the debian package that ubilinux uses here
https://ubilinux.org/ubilinux/pool/main/f/firmware-ampak-ap6214a/
ps: Regarding kernel 4.2 you probably will need something more to make it work have a look at our kernel source on github
https://github.com/emutex/ubilinux-kernel/commits/upboard-4.9
Regards
Nicola Lunghi -
The OS installations for the Upboard Core are not good at all. Drivers as especially a problem. This should be much better implemented. Especially true for Windows 10 and Ubuntu. This board is offered with a focus on Windows 10 Developers and it is a major pain trying to do the simplest thing; install the operating system and boot to a stable OS. Needs work. Any help would be appreciated.
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I just got updated drivers from the team.
Keen to know the feedback.
UP Core Ubuntu driver_wifi_bt_uart
UP Core Windows driver_chipset_camera_wifi_bt_uart -
Can those be posted somewhere where we'll find them in the future?
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yes. We will put it all in download area soon.
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I've successfully installed the wifi driver on my UP Core with Ubuntu 14.04 server, however I'm having trouble working out how to connect to my wifi. Note that I have server installed, so I need to do it from the command line
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So here was my final result.. I happened to have a USB to RJ45 adaptor that I managed to make work with my Ubuntu install.. After a while screwing around trying to make wifi work using the suggestion here: https://askubuntu.com/a/652926/816430, I finally installed the package mentioned here: https://wiki.up-community.org/Ubuntu, and voila! Wifi all working, without an antenna (literally sitting on top of the wifi router though)
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