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cd /path/to/git/repo… (you get the picture) cd …/ (go to directory above tree) on my system I put this source tree under /usr/local/src/ dkms add rtl8192cu-fixesĬould someone explain it? cd /path/to/git/repo… (you get the picture) Now if the kernel is ever updated during normal patching, dkms will recompile our driver. ~ su - (become root) zypper in dkms kernel-devel kernel-headers gcc make cd /path/to/git/repo… (you get the picture) cd …/ (go to directory above tree) on my system I put this source tree under /usr/local/src/ dkms add rtl8192cu-fixes dkms install 8192cu/1.8 depmod -a cp nf /etc/modprobe.d echo “options 8192cu rtw_power_mgnt=0 rtw_enusbss=0” > /etc/modprobe.d/nf rebootĪnd that’s it.

The proprietry driver from Realtek did not compile under the kernel shipped with Opensuse 13.1. Is there any tutorial for helping me and a documentation that can help me understand this part of linux(drivers,compile etc)Īlso it compiles nicely under the latest kernel. If I ever find a way to bypass these problems and complile correctly the drivers do I have to enable it or it’s enabled by default? I am not sure what I have to do now to build and use the latest driver.ĭo I have to terminate NetworkManagement before running install.sh? Makefile:220: recipe for target 'modules' failed

Makefile:24: recipe for target '_sub-make' failed Makefile:195: recipe for target 'sub-make' failed I have download the drivers from the official site and I tried to run sh install.shĬc1: some warnings being treated as errors I have the Asus USB N13 that uses the Realtek RTL8192CU chipset. I have a problem with wifi, when opensuse starts it works and I can navigate to sites with no problem but randomly it stops working, it doesn’t disconnect, it just stop receiving and sending data.Įxcept from that I have noticed that the signal strength is dropping and raising randomly again.
