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There way no outputs after I entered modprobe wl I tried both device list and station list in iwctl but still it didnt show any devices
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What kind of translation service do you use for this and is your native tongue supported by deepl.com ?
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I dont think the english I typed is that hard lol seriously I am going to die from laughter
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The problem is that you seem to have a very hard time to comprehend what we are telling you.
Not the other way round.
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Will when you said impact I was like, since impact means something like froce right so I was like what do you even mean by impact
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Impact has two meanings.
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Impact or not, this here
There way no outputs after I entered modprobe wl I tried both device list and station list in iwctl but still it didnt show any devices
doesn't relate in any way shape or form to the question of the previous post, which is still an open question.
What is your native tongue?
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@loqs all this time I thought it means froce and @seth My native tongue is english and it does relate the question when I entered modprobe wl there way no outputs and it didnt change the device list problem
Last edited by DEMONPRINCE_7 (2023-09-22 16:45:15)
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But the question was and is
What's the impact of loading wl on "ip l" and "lspci -nnks 02:00.0"?
ie what is their output after loading the module, not the output of modprobe.
Edit, not that it matters, but you're also consistently misspelling "force"...
Last edited by seth (2023-09-22 16:51:55)
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There could be a race between bcma-pci-bridge and wl on boot as I believe the Arch ISO does not blacklist the bcma modules which could explain state changes such as bcma_pci_bridge not being loaded between reports.
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Oh, I thought you meant modprobe, Sorry,I tried it after i entered modprobe wl both ip l and lspci -nnks 02:00.0 is the same as before
Last edited by DEMONPRINCE_7 (2023-09-22 17:03:54)
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What if you blacklist from the Arch ISO's bootloader the bcma and bcma_pci_bridge modules?
module_blacklist=bcma.bcma_pci_bridge
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I tried it but still both ip l and lspci's output is still the same, sorry for the inconvenience
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My mistake the modules should be seperated by , not .
module_blacklist=bcma,bcma_pci_bridge
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Sorry, its still the same
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Does output of `lspci -nnks 02:00.0` still contain:
kernel driver in use: bcma-pci-bridge
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Its still bcma-pci-bridge
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Are you still on the install iso or did you already install the system?
Mount the target partition to /mnt and dump the system journal there
journalctl -b > /mnt/journal.txt
Then upload that from majaro or however.
If you've a phone, you can leverage it's internet access, https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Tethering and in that case simply
sudo journalctl -b | curl -F 'file=@-' 0x0.st
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I am still on the install since you need wifi to install arch. Tethering is just hotspot right?
But dont you have to use the same way to connect to hotspot as wifi right?you could use a usb cable but I have a laptop so, I want to use wifi so that i could use it anywhere I want to and if that was not a problem I would have already installed arch via ethernet. also what do you mean by "Then upload that from majaro or however"?
Last edited by DEMONPRINCE_7 (2023-09-26 15:06:50)
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The task at this point is exclusively to extract some data from the system and if you've a phone you can use tethering for that.
I would have already installed arch via ethernet.
D'ohhh.
Just install arch, you can care about the wifi situation afterwards.
also what do you mean by "Then upload that from majaro or however"?
Post the journal. By any means necessary. Otherwise this goes absolutely nowhere.
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Tethering is just hotspot right?
No. If you tether a phone via USB, it appears as a WIRED network interface to Linux. Connect the USB, put the phone into USB tether mode. Check that a new interface appears in Linux using ip link. At that point, just start dhcpcd as root. A DHCP server in the phone will issue an IP address, and you are good to go.
A "Hotspot" is a wireless access point.
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