Please replace YOUR_SSID and YOUR_WPA_PASSPHRASE with the appropriate values.

Create a new file /etc/wpa_nf with the following content:.

Add the interface configuration to /etc/network/interfaces.To automatically load the newly compiled module, add the following line to /etc/modules:įor Wifi to work, you will need two additional things.To do this, simply append the following line to /etc/modprobe.d/nf : Prevent the stock rtl8192cu.ko module from being loaded.Sudo mv 8192cu.ko /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/drivers/net/wireless You end up with a file called 8192cu.ko which is your kernel module. Make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=/usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-C PATH_TO_BUILD_SUBDIR_OF_YOUR_KERNEL M=DIRECTORY_WHERE_THE_DRIVER_LIVES modules Also, you need to have a freshly built kernel lying around.

You will need the appropriate compiler for the module.

(in other words: deactivate everything that looks like debugging) Build the kernel module #define DBG_SHOW_MCUFWDL_BEFORE_51_ENABLE #define DBG_RX_SIGNAL_DISPLAY_SSID_MONITORED 'jeff-ap' #define DBG_RX_SIGNAL_DISPLAY_PROCESSING Open the file include/autoconf.h in your favorite editor and change the last section of the file to look like so: To compile it, do this: Download the Driver Luckily, Realtek is providing an open-source driver for exactly this radio module. For unknown reasons, the kernel-included driver for this module does not work. If you want to use Wifi modules such as Edimax EW-7811Un with your Raspberry Pi, you will need the appropriate driver.

Realtek 8192cu driver not compiling