PÁLI Gábor János

Note that the I have given the link to a branch of the `git` repository itself. This means that you should not be using the link directly, but extract the...

The `README` does not have to go into that detail because the option will be handled by the Ports Collection. That is, when it is noticed that you are trying...

This error is not relevant for now. Why did not just deselect all the other firmware options? You do not need the files for the `brcm` module which cause this...

I think I have found the cause of this issue. In short, you will have to create the `/compat/linux` directory before trying to build the port. I fixed some other...

Could you please run the following command on `wifibox console` (i.e. on the _guest_)? ```console cat /sys/module/rtw89pci/parameters/disable_* ```

Okay, thanks for the response. It seems that the `rtw89` driver might have a regression. I assume the version shipped with `wifibox-alpine-20230926` worked for you, so I rolled it back...

I am glad that we have at least a safe point now. Would you be interested in helping me finding the version where the driver might have been broken?

I can prepare versions of the `net/wifibox-alpine` port that include different versions of the `rtw89` driver. This way we can verify each of them to see where the driver stops...

Reinstalling the port is the easiest. You can do that with the combination of the `deinstall` and `reinstall` targets. ```console # make -C net/wifibox-alpine deinstall # make -C net/wifibox-alpine reinstall...

@Elimelech any results?