[beagleboard] Linux-firmware for Realtek rtl8192cu wifi dongle

2015-03-09 Thread dungnb . fet10

Dear 
I'm using buildroot to build a custom root file system for Beaglebone. My 
application uses a wifi dongle (Realtek 8192 chipset). I rebuilt kernel 
image (ver 3.2.0) and the image and wifi dongle work well with Debian root 
file system. My problem is : the built buildroot root file system get 
firmware error when modprobe rtl8192cu: 

# modprobe rtl8192cu 
[  194.077442] cfg80211: Calling CRDA to update world regulatory domain 
Feb 15 08:01:23 beaglebone kern.info kernel: [  194.077442] cfg80211: 
Calling CRDA to update world regulatory domain 
[  194.171603] rtl8192cu: MAC address: 00:0f:13:59:0f:e1 
[  194.176981] rtl8192cu: Board Type 0 
Feb 15 08:01:23 beaglebone kern.info kernel: [  194.171603] rtl8192cu: MAC 
address: 00:0f:13:59:0f:e1 
Feb 15 08:01:23 beaglebone kern.info kernel: [  194.176981] rtl8192cu: 
Board Type 0 
[  255.203972] usbcore: registered new interface driver rtl8192cu 
# Feb 15 08:02:24 beaglebone kern.debug kernel: [  255.203643] 
rtl8192cu:rtl92cu_init_sw_vars():0-0 Failed to request firmware! 
Feb 15 08:02:24 beaglebone kern.debug kernel: [  255.203668] 
rtlwifi:rtl_usb_probe():0-0 Can't init_sw_vars. 
Feb 15 08:02:24 beaglebone kern.info kernel: [  255.203972] usbcore: 
registered new interface driver rtl8192cu 


I also chose the option: Target packages - Hardware handling - Frimware 
- wifi firmware: 
 [ ] Marvell Wifi-Ex SD 8787 
 [ ] Ralink rt2501/rt61 
 [ ] Ralink rt73 
 [ ] Ralink rt27xx/rt28xx/rt30xx 
 [*] Realtek 81xx 
 [*] Realtek 87xx 
 [*] Realtek 88xx 
 [*] TI wl127x 
 [*] TI wl128x 
 [ ] TI wl18xx 
But it can not change the error 
Please help me 
Thank you

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[beagleboard] Linux-firmware for Realtek rtl8192cu wifi dongle

2015-03-06 Thread dungnb . fet10
Dear 
I'm using buildroot to build a custom root file system for BeagleBone. My 
application uses a wifi dongle (Realtek 8192 chipset). I rebuilt kernel 
image (ver 3.2.0) and the image and wifi dongle work well with Debian root 
file system. My problem is : the built buildroot root file system get 
firmware error when modprobe rtl8192cu: 

# modprobe rtl8192cu 
[  194.077442] cfg80211: Calling CRDA to update world regulatory domain 
Feb 15 08:01:23 beaglebone kern.info kernel: [  194.077442] cfg80211: 
Calling CRDA to update world regulatory domain 
[  194.171603] rtl8192cu: MAC address: 00:0f:13:59:0f:e1 
[  194.176981] rtl8192cu: Board Type 0 
Feb 15 08:01:23 beaglebone kern.info kernel: [  194.171603] rtl8192cu: MAC 
address: 00:0f:13:59:0f:e1 
Feb 15 08:01:23 beaglebone kern.info kernel: [  194.176981] rtl8192cu: 
Board Type 0 
[  255.203972] usbcore: registered new interface driver rtl8192cu 
# Feb 15 08:02:24 beaglebone kern.debug kernel: [  255.203643] 
rtl8192cu:rtl92cu_init_sw_vars():0-0 Failed to request firmware! 
Feb 15 08:02:24 beaglebone kern.debug kernel: [  255.203668] 
rtlwifi:rtl_usb_probe():0-0 Can't init_sw_vars. 
Feb 15 08:02:24 beaglebone kern.info kernel: [  255.203972] usbcore: 
registered new interface driver rtl8192cu 


I also chose the option: Target packages - Hardware handling - Frimware 
- wifi firmware: 
 [ ] Marvell Wifi-Ex SD 8787 
 [ ] Ralink rt2501/rt61 
 [ ] Ralink rt73 
 [ ] Ralink rt27xx/rt28xx/rt30xx 
 [*] Realtek 81xx 
 [*] Realtek 87xx 
 [*] Realtek 88xx 
 [*] TI wl127x 
 [*] TI wl128x 
 [ ] TI wl18xx 
But it can not change the error 
Please help me 
Thank you

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