mehdi911

Thank you all

the solution given by WanWizard worked

i just want to add that the driver is also available in the feed of the openpli 7.1

i installed it and my stick is now working like it should.

@twol

i copied your file but unfortunately it didn't work 

@WanWizard

I decided to go for the 7.2rc version as you advised, but i couldn't get the "kernel-module-88x2bu" installed

could you please tell me how?

Or backport the recipes and compile your own drivers. Or find someone else that does that for you. Or find some other distro that has them, and uses the same OE and kernel version than we do.

 

We only maintain the current release (which is 7.x at the moment), and will stop updating 6.x all together when we release OpenPLi 8.

ok, i see that there are only RC releases for the 7.2, what do you think if i install the 7.1

is the driver included in this version? 

 

the driver i installed was intended to be used on an openatv image, although it installed without errors on my openpli.

 

That doesn't work, those packages in OpenATV are meta packages, they don't contain anything, they are just there to create dependencies to driver packages that aren't visible in the plugin list.

 

There is no support for the rtl8822 in OpenPLi 6.2, it is only available as of OpenPLi 7.2.

 

Thank you very much for your help

So the only way to get it work is to move to openpli 7.2?

if possible log in the box with putty or telnet and check with command "lsusb" which USB devices are connected.

Maybe your stick has  a newer ID which isn't recognized by the driver yet.

 

With command "dmesg" you can get a log which probably informs if you miss something.

 

To check if the driver is loaded use command "lsmod" if good you see in the list something like rtl8822

Hi WTE,

 root@vuuno4kse:~# lsusb