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amiga

Re: usb wifi sticks / realtek8180.device development

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If I cancel the script the message does not appear

Posted on: 2017/3/7 22:44

ncafferkey

Re: usb wifi sticks / realtek8180.device development

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Have you tried commenting out the execution of your wireless script to check if the problem is related to that?

Posted on: 2017/3/7 19:25

amiga

Re: usb wifi sticks / realtek8180.device development

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Does that now happen every time? Or just once?

Always happens

Posted on: 2017/3/7 17:09

ncafferkey

Re: usb wifi sticks / realtek8180.device development

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@amiga

Does that now happen every time? Or just once?

Posted on: 2017/3/7 15:19

amiga

Re: usb wifi sticks / realtek8180.device development

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Hi roMancer,
I use the same Netgear adapter. As to the not applying settings problem, yes, I do get that - normally I expect to have to reboot after trying to change network settings.

For the unreliable connection issue, I do have a trick I've used for a while to help. In the wirelessmananager script I start the network, stop it and then restart again:

Run <NIL: >NIL: sys:system/network/arostcp/c/AROSTCP

wait 2 secs

WaitForPort AROSTCP

If NOT Warn

; echo "Stack online"

; stop and restart
execute "sys:system/network/AROSTCP/s/stopnet"

Else

echo "Wait for Stack Failed"
exit

EndIf

Run <NIL: >NIL: sys:system/network/arostcp/c/AROSTCP
WaitForPort AROSTCP

If NOT Warn

; echo "Stack online"

Else

echo "Wait for Stack Failed"

EndIf

run <NIL: >NIL: c:wirelessmanager realtek8180.device

I don't start the network using the option in prefs; instead, I run the above script at the end of the startup-sequence:

sys:system/network/arostcp/s/wstartnet >nil:

The script works perfectly with mine USB Wifi Sticks WG111v3, but today without changing anything on the system I have this request? how to turn it off?

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Posted on: 2017/3/7 11:33

DizzyOfCRN

Re: usb wifi sticks / realtek8180.device development

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nikolaos wrote:
Dizzy: is this code commited ? I can try it with USB dac.

I can save you the trouble as I found the PlayStation mic thingy.

I couldn't figure out what to do with it though...

https://youtu.be/daDH-YvaUUg

Posted on: 2017/2/24 17:34

DizzyOfCRN

Re: usb wifi sticks / realtek8180.device development

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nikolaos wrote:
Dizzy: is this code commited ? I can try it with USB dac.

It's all commited(AbiV1), but it doesn't build by default for hosted (which is it's only target platform of course)

For mass storage you will need to build also partition.library, fat filesystem and expansion.library if I recall correctly. Then load the vusbhci device with Trident and save the prefs. Trident has to be started manually everytime as there is no auto loading or starting the usb stack as in native.

Your Linux distribution may not allow user space programs to access usb devices so some udev rules are also needed or run Aros with super user privileges (not recommended)

Posted on: 2017/2/24 16:56

nikolaos

Re: usb wifi sticks / realtek8180.device development

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Dizzy: is this code commited ? I can try it with USB dac.

Posted on: 2017/2/24 16:08

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DizzyOfCRN

Re: usb wifi sticks / realtek8180.device development

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The driver claims to do isochronous and it actually fires up (hopefully) such transactions. I just have not tested it in anyway and I haven't looked into it in any detail. I've just tossed the isochronous iorequest to libusb and let the Linux usb system handle all the details or not. I assume it will crash once usbaudio.class kicks in and tries to use it.

Posted on: 2017/2/24 15:28