Thread: K5 Can't get self-compiled ar6003 module to work
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Old 05-13-2022, 12:11 AM   #4
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Ok, thanks for the insight ! Will try it out soon.
Probably the best way ever to make a kernel non-portable... kudos Amazon...

Actually I solved the waveform issue, it needed files from [p3]/waveforms or something like that IIRC. Both *.wbf and *.wrf files need to be in the same directory. Name doesn't matter, only the extension does.

I am also currently in the mess of trying to backport a newer FUSE driver so that fuse-overlayfs can half-work like it does on 2.6.35.3 (Kobos), for now it just says it lacks a feature unsupported by the kernel. -- yay --
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