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I had this issue a while ago. I think the issue was jetpack does some weird kernel mods to cfg80211. When you go to compile the drivers, it has checks for what kernel version you have an adjusts some variables based on that. However the kernel patches nvidia added makes those checks useless. I spent way too long fixing that up to get it to compile.
Thank you very much for your reply. Which version of Jetpack are you using? I tried to load the module with modprobe and got modprobe: ERROR: could not insert '8812eu_jetson': Exec format error
Which I believe may be caused by the kernel version in which the driver was compiled being different from the one I am currently running, since dmseg outputs 8812eu: disagrees about version of symbol module_layout
It should be worth mentioning that I downgraded to Jetpack 6.1 since the original post for other reasons relating to pytorch.
Describe the bug
Both "sudo ./dkms-install.sh" and "make" finish with errors when attempting to install rtl8812eu driver.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Finishing installation or building and detecting the wifi module the same as my x86 laptop.
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Additional context
The make.log results in
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Thanks in advance for any help!
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