Sorry to resurrect this one...
Since 2010 or so I used an external WiFi dongle because of my issues,
but now I decided to give the internal one another try.
I am now on 14.04 LTS with it, kernel 3.13.0-91, the driver loads and HW
is recognized, but associating with a WPA2 AP fails:
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* UBUNTU: Disable modules checking for armel and armhf for this
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Tim,
Why does this driver continues to be disabled in Precise and Quantal ?
There no problems with the current stable release kernels.
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Florian,
The driver has been in the kernel since 2.6.35 and there is no reason to
remove it.
It was broken around 2.6.37 for i386 users.
So Maverick on i386 always worked.
Natty(2.6.38) is broken.
Oneiric(3.0) was broken and now fixed on i386 and x86_64 updated the
latest stable kernel.
Malcolm,
thanks this worked so far. But what will the future be for this driver?
Is there a chance that it will survive?
regards Florian
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Joe and others,
I own a small netbook since some years with exactly this nice piece of
hardware. After each upgrade it was the same messy thing to somehow get
VIA's code compiling, loading and not breaking the system.
Then somehow I saw light at the end of the tunnel, as I noticed the
driver is
To get it working on 3.2, you need to take a snap shot of the stable 3.2
kernel.
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-
stable.git;a=tree;f=drivers/staging/vt6656;h=adfc9e293de7c6338723e43a6f01b8a05084c72a;hb=cd1b44e9d1843228414295e843ef208a72c44b58
and follow Joes instructions.
Fabulous work indeed Malcolm! Many thanks for your hard work. I'm
posting this using the new driver from linux-next on Ubuntu 12.10 x86_64
kernel 3.5.0-23-generic :)
Quick instructions to compile it yourselves peoples (similar to my
instructions posted in this bug report a few years ago):
1.
Hi!
Thanks for the great job Malcolm. So many of us have been waiting for a
long time to get our netbooks working.
What is the best way to test the driver for precise? This is not yet in
3.2.0-38 for precise (from proposed). An already compiled kernel
including vt6566.ko would be great.
Thanks,
The driver is now fixed and functioning on all platforms on stable
kernels from
3.2.38 for precise and 3.5.7.5 for quantal.
Also, the lastest stable kernels on 3.0, 3.4 and 3.7.
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The deadlocks in the 64 bit driver have been found.
https://patchwork.kernel.org/project/linux-wireless/list/?submitter=8383
I prefer to keep them in the next tree for now, hopefully, they will go
upstream in kernel 3.8
As expected, the 64 bit v3.7-rc4-raring hangs without the patch;
staging:
It is unlikely that this driver will be fixed for the 12.04.2 point
release. In the meantime I've enabled it for 13.04 which you can install
from (for example) http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-
ppa/mainline/v3.7-rc4-raring/
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12.04.2. Is there a way one can get it before that?
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All versions of 64 bit kernels have never and will not work mainly due
to sizeof long issues.
If the driver is compiled for 64 bit this patch stop the driver hanging.
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/gregkh/staging.git;a=commit;h=ab1dd9963137a1e122004d5378a581bf16ae9bc8
At the moment
Malcom - which versions of the kernel have 64 bit issues ? If you posted
to stable, then I assume it was fixed at some point.
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I have been doing some work on this driver recently.
Patches to get this driver up and running again on x86 are slowly
filtering down the stable kernels.
However, the driver on 64 bit should be blacklisted, the driver does not
work and will hang on probing. A patch to fix the hang has been
Can someone explain to me why the vt6656_stage module was silently
dropped after oneiric? Debian has this driver in *all* of its current
distributions, from stable to experimental. I'm usually not the
complaining type, but here's a hardware issue preventing people from
using Ubuntu and the devs
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Drivers dont run in 11.04. It's frustrating 'cause many itx motherboards
came with this chipset. Mine in particular, is an Zotac GT9300-K-E and
wifi USB module (internal) have this Via chip.
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Peter, are you on a 64 bit system? The driver has known issues with 64
bit systems.
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@Forest Bond: The driver was never working for me. I think i tried
karmic maverick and natty
Wondering how Ramon managed to et it work under maverick, as he writes
in the new bug report...
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The but above was scheduled for removal due to incompleteness, so I
opened a new one:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/813200
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/808789
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Warren.
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Peter: Was the driver previously working for you? There are known
issues with this driver on 64 bit systems.
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Has anyone got this to work for either maverick or natty? I cannot even search
for reachable networks, i always get the
'Invalid argument' error.
Maybe this bug should be reopened?
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See this thread :
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1748355page=3
There are issues with the vt6656_stage driver and kernel version
2.6.38-8. The vt6656_stage driver does not work with 11.04.
I just installed 11.04 on the same laptop was previously working with a
version of Ubuntu Netbook
Maverick is shipping the staging/vt6656 driver.
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I have Zotac GF9300-I-E motherboard with VT6656 internal usb wireless
module and Intel Pentium E5300 processor. Wireless internet access
works perfectly using the Kubuntu 10.10 32bit Live CD! However when I
try the Kubuntu 10.10 64bit Live CD, kernel panic occurs (numlock
capslock keyboard
Hi Everyone. I don't know if anyone is interested but here is my 2 cents about
the resume from sleep issue with the vntwusb compiled from 1.20.3 on 9.10
32bits.
Basically when the system wakes up and the modules are reloaded, the usb port
is made available to vntwusb, which then assigns it a
I compile the stage driver from
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/linville/wireless-2.6.git;a=tree;f=drivers/staging/vt6656;h=b6bbb56e85b8c1b57a81b405e77297df3d60335d;hb=HEAD
on my zotac 9300 wifi with linux mint helena 8 64 bit (Ubuntu 9.10)
with john cliffords patched makefile. I can
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I tried the VIA driver 1.20.3 on my Zotac 9300 ITX WiFi with Linux Mint
8 Helena 64 bit edition (based on Ubuntu 9.10).
I can compile the driver without errors, but after i install the driver
it seems it doesn't work right. No wireless networks are detected, i'm
only able to connect to hidden
Hi Guys,
I've tried compiling 1.20.3 driver source code on my 9.10 karmic 64 bit
(2.6.31-16-generic) and even if compilation ad installation seems to work
without errors, it doens't work (no wireless network are detected).
I've tried building the .deb package with checkinstall and then
Guys,
just wanted to add that VIA itself has released an update (1.20.3),
which works fo me with 9.10:
http://www.viaarena.com/displaydrivers.aspx?PageID=1OSID=25CatID=2590SubCatID=176
- despite they claim its only for 9.04. Maybe this helps anyone who
cannot wait for the kernel driver :)
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Your instructions worked perfectly. I'm now running Ubuntu Netbook
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with wireless networking enabled and running.
Thanks,
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By popular request; how to compile the vt6656 driver for 32 bit Ubuntu
9.10:
These instructions are only for the default 32 bit kernel on x86 Ubuntu
9.10 as provided in the Ubuntu repositories!!
1. Grab the snapshot of the vt6656 driver from the kernel git tree. I
will not provide a direct link
I should add that you MUST be running and booted up using the kernel
version you want to compile the driver for. The Makefile requires this.
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Joe,
Thanks for sharing your kernel module. It works fine for me on 2.6.31-15
kernel.
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Hi all,
Any news about the 64 bits version?
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Hi everyone,
I tried compiling myself vt6656 driver and install it. But when I up the
interface, as soon as dhcp request return an ip, brings a ...Kernel panic - ot
syncing: stack protector: Kernel stack is corrupted in: . I tried too the
precompiled driver up to this post, but with the
Hello everybody,
I just tried the module provided by Joe Clifford, and it works fine! I'm
currently writing this post over Wifi instead of Ethernet.
I'm using a Zotac 630i-Wifi motherboard which seems to ship with the
same Wifi module than the Zotac GeForce 9300; lsusb states the same ID
Hi, it's me again. Still no problem, works fine after reboot, the
wireless network has been automatically reconnected at startup. :-)
So far, so good.
JP
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Glad it has been of use to somebody! I may have spoken a little too soon
with regards to it re-associating after resume from S3 sleep. Usually it
works but sometimes it doesn't. The fix (if it doesn't re-associate) is
to restart NetworkManager:
:~$sudo service network-manager restart
I've not
@crashmx, the invalid format is a build error. Something is out of sync. Joe
is also right wrt a 64 bit
version. Both of these Via drivers have this problem -- caused by sloppy
Windows style data declarations
and assumptions.
There is another driver in progress for this (usb) part. It is
@crashmx:
Are you using a default install of 32 bit Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic? I'm pretty sure
this module won't work on a 64 bit install. It works fine for me on a fresh and
unmodified 32 bit install with no error messages at all.
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@Joe Clifford :
I've tried your command line but I've stopped at this step because the
following command :
sudo insmod /lib/modules/2.6.31-14-generic/extra/vt6656_stage.ko
return
error inserting '/lib/modules/2.6.31-14-generic/extra/vt6656_stage.ko': -1
Invalid module format
USE THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK! I thought this may be of help to certain
members and I apologise profusely if this is stepping on anyone's toes;
it is a very hackish way of getting wireless to work for me. I managed
to compile the vt6656_stage driver for Ubuntu karmic 9.10 default x86
kernel version
The vt6656_stage driver can be found in the special staging section of
the (vanilla) Kernel. The Kernel I used was manually compiled from the
kernel git sources on git.kernel.org. No current ubuntu kernel ships
with this module as far as I know.
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@Jochen. i have the 2.6.32rc5 kernel. how did you install the staging
driver?
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The staging Driver (vt6656_stage) from the current git (Version
2.6.32-rc5-00081-g964fe08) works for me.
I'm using a WPA2 secured wlan. I did not test wpa or mixed wpa mode
(wpa+wpa2). The driver fails to associate to the AP after suspending. Trying
unload it after the resume segfaults rmmod.
I have the latest Karmic beta installed on a Zotac 9300 ITX based system.
What is the best way to get the Wifi working?
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If your system is i386 you may try the easy instruction in this blog
post:
http://tinkabit.wordpress.com/2009/05/15/soporte-en-debianubuntu-para-
wifi-via-vt6656-point-of-view-mobii-10/
Good luck.
jorge.
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Jorge,
The PPA package failed with the following errors. I am going to try installing
the 2.6.32 kernel.
Selecting previously deselected package vntwusb-dkms.
(Reading database ... 137845 files and directories currently installed.)
Unpacking vntwusb-dkms (from
There is another driver effort, one from scratch for the VT6656 usb
part, that is attempting to be included in 2.6.32. This will be later
than Karmic's schedule and there is nothing publicly available at this
time. There is no plan by that group to do a driver for the mini-pci
part (VT6655). Is
I've tried compiling this driver with kernel 2.6.31 and it's not
possible at the moment.
@Matthew Tompsett
In post #29 on this thread it is explained that this code has been taken
up by the Linux kernel team working on drivers, and that there is a
working version of this driver (works for 32 bit
@Matthew
As lak2kl1 says, it does have problems. I have committed a number of patches
so far to linux-next but these have not made it back down to .31 and/or karmic
yet. I have it compiling on 64 bit .31 (with a lot of bugfixes) but it still
has problems with pci+device initialization. I
@Jim Lieb
Thanks for your reply and work.
As my system is now 64 bits (ubuntu 9.04), I've to wait for a worked 64 bits
driver version with WPA enable.
But, of course I'm staying tester for what you want!
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I've tried compiling this driver with kernel 2.6.31 and it's not
possible at the moment. And googling it seems that other people are also
experiencing this problem. I suppose this means this driver won't be
available in Karmic, unless someone patches it.
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Hi,
I compiled the driver from
http://www.viaarena.com/Driver/VT6656_Linux_src_v1.19_12_x86.zip on kernel
2.6.28-14 with success.
Wireless card is now loaded by the kernel but I can't join a WAP2 protected
wlan.
Do you have any suggestion?
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benbois,
There was a patch in the upstream that disabled this because it was address
faulting the driver. I am in the process of cleaning up the pci and memory
addressing to fix 32 bit'isms etc. which are probably responsible. My intent
once I get thru this bit of overhaul and get it to run
@Jim Lieb
Thanks for your reply!
You mean that WPA doesn't work at the moment even with the patched driver?
In fact, I did find patch here :-)
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Hi all,
I bought a ZOTAC GEFORCE 9300 - ITX WIFI Motherboard with an integrated VIA
VT6656 wireless controller (inside the box with an internal usb cable -
http://techreport.com/articles.x/16642).
The OS is Ubuntu 32bits at the moment.
I'm ready to be beta-tester, let me know how to proceed!
@ Jim Lieb
It does seem to compile and run reasonably well in 32 bit but the
version you built is not 64 bit safe. I have cleaned up a number of
those issues now and we are regularly committing changes upstream. As
soon as I have a reasonably stable 32/64 bit driver running, I will try
a backport
@hal2k1
The hardware that I have is a netbook. It uses an Intel Atom CPU, and
although the VT6656 chip is a USB device, it is not removable from the
interior of the netbook. I'd imagine that this is not an unusual usage
of this chip.
Can you tell me which model the netbook is?
Thanks,
@ Forest Bond
Can you tell me which model the netbook is?
The Kogan Agora, or the Kogan Agora Pro.
http://www.kogan.com.au/shop/kogan-agora-netbook-pro/
I bought the Pro version because it came with Linux (no microsoft tax)
and it was the cheapest 10-inch netbook in my country, and I got 2GB
@Jim Lieb
I got it to compile in staging in our ubuntu-karmic git.
...
As for carrying this in Karmic, we prefer that the driver at least be
on its way out of staging before we consider it for inclusion. This
keeps the not-inconsiderable maintenance cost of an non-mainstream patch
and its churn
@hal2kl,
Since my last comment, we have received some hardware and are in active work
pounding this code into submittable shape. It does seem to compile and run
reasonably well in 32 bit but the version you built is not 64 bit safe. I have
cleaned up a number of those issues now and we are
has anyone gotten this to work in 64 bit 9.04? I've tried compiling and
I've tried ndiswrapper on the 64 bit xp drivers with no luck. really
frustrating :P
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gdm freezes after installing the driver. attached is my make and make
install output if anyone thinks that'd help
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@gamgee911,
Cleaning up the 64 bit issues is a work in progress. No, it won't be available
for 9.04 and it is questionable whether it can make it into 9.10. A reasonably
working driver is still floating about in the driver staging dir of the
linux-next tree and it is not ready for prime time.
@Forrest,
I get the bug because I am on the kernel team and we get *all* of these
things... ;)
I got it to compile in staging in our ubuntu-karmic git. It would not compile
for 64 bit .31rc2 because the code fell into
the sizeof(int) == sizeof(void *) trap. I fixed these by using the support
Hi Jim,
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 06:27:18PM -, Jim Lieb wrote:
I got it to compile in staging in our ubuntu-karmic git. It would not compile
for 64 bit .31rc2 because the code fell into the sizeof(int) == sizeof(void *)
trap. I fixed these by using the support fctns and macros. I have
@Forest,
Does VIA provide adequate public info appnotes for this part? What I am
thinking of is that if they are just throwing it over the wall with a GPL
attached but also provide info so that we can fix it, one could clean it up and
make it ready for mainstream and someone (usually the guy
Forward porting to Karmic for testing. A number of issues were found,
including 32-64 bit bugs that would indeed crash things. This code as
a ways to go in order to be merged and supported.
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Jim,
Take note, this driver has been merged into drivers/staging on linux-
next. If you are going to do any work on it, please do so there. Greg
KH has been handling my patches there.
Thanks,
Forest
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Jim,
BTW, the versions in staging do compile, no need to forward port.
Thanks,
Forest
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I created a package driver on Ubuntu Jaunty (9.04) 64 bits with a kernel
2.6.28-13.
After installation, the system freezes during the X/Gnome starting.
MB: Zotac 9300 ITX
See you
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Works for me with jaunty.
The driver does not work with kernel 2.6.30 (karmic).
netdev-priv has been replaced with netdev_priv(netdev) in this kernel.
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Hi,
I have just produced a DKMS version of the latest driver. I have
uploaded to my PPA but I have not tested it yet on my Netbook. I hope it
works for you.
https://edge.launchpad.net/~jjchico/+archive/ppa
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You
DKMS version doesnt work, its freeze the system when X started (the same effect
with the compiled driver).. perhaps some other module conflicts wiht this
driver? (Zotac 9300 ITX Mainboard VT6656 Module)
Thanks for work :)
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VT6656 wireless chipset is unsupported
The DKMS package works for me. Compilation from the source also worked.
Please check you have the right hardware. In my case, lsusb -v
reports:
Bus 002 Device 002: ID 160a:3184
...
iProduct 2 VNT USB-802.11 Wireless LAN Adapter
...
Good luck.
jorge.
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I have the same problem with VT6656, my system is Ubuntu Remix 9.04
(jaunty), kernel 2.26.28-11-generic
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I'm having a problem too, I thought this was going to be driver that
would be integrated into the kernel. My wireless did not work with the
RC. Will it work with the Final Release?
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Opps, I meant to put that I also use the Zotac 9300 ITX with VT6656.
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Hi,
On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 03:44:03PM -, raulmuaddib wrote:
I'm having a problem too, I thought this was going to be driver that
would be integrated into the kernel. My wireless did not work with the
RC. Will it work with the Final Release?
A new driver with a proper license was
I use Ubuntu 9.04 RC1 and the new Zotac 9300 itx board with VT6656 wireless
module.
I compiled and installed the new driver 1.19.12.
But the system freezes when run gdm... whats wrong?
Thanks.
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The latest source files contain a GPL license.
Version 1.19.12
Dated 02 February 2009
http://www.viaarena.com/Driver/VT6656_Linux_src_v1.19_12_x86.zip
It compiles successfully under Jaunty. Have not installed it yet though.
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