08-20-2016, 09:28 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-20-2016, 09:37 PM by pfeerick.
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(08-19-2016, 11:20 PM)woogerboy21 Wrote:(08-19-2016, 09:07 PM)pfeerick Wrote: I've a similar output on debian, BUT that is the module/driver for the wifi, not the ethernet!! (which is a RTL8723BS chip on my pine64). On an early kickstarter board.
But I don't have a wifi module with my unit. Unless your telling me that the actual wifi adapter is built onto the pine64 board? But I don't think that is the case.
So does the 2GB model have a different network adapter? And is there confirmed success with network speeds of 1Gbe on the model?
So you don't have a module plugged in near the 2 USB ports (where it says Wifi-BT), with a wire coming off of it? If you don't have a module plugged in there, then no, no wireless. Regardless of that, the default configuration is to try to load the wifi if present (and load the binary blobs it needs, etc) - as per /etc/modules-load.d/pine64-wifi.conf. So if you have the wifi/bt module and remove it, you will get the same log message in dmesg, until you comment out "8723bs" in that file, or delete it... but there is no reason to do so.
As per tllim's reply earlier, both the 1G and 2G pine64+ boards have to same chip, which supports GbE (the 512MB pine64 is the only non-GbE board at present). However, as per the ongoing discussion in another thread, there seem to be issues with some network configurations. Where this is a hardware conflict with the pine64, or a configuration problem of some sort is yet to be determined. I have no issues with GbE-like speeds, so can't really help on that front. However, since it seems like GbE isn't working for you, make sure you vote in the poll (vote, and post your setup details there) to help better understand what could be the source of the problem.
