Rin Cat (鈴猫)

You should try connect to channel 11. If that failed, there may be an issue in PEAP. But I current do not have eduroam nearby, so I cannot test that.

That timeout usually means something incompatible, like try to use a different channel or use unsupported encryption or handshake. You may try get `wpa_supplicant` logs.

Install `build-essential` and your kernel headers.

Hi, this is a bug in Ubuntu https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1906131 Check the comments to see if any fix works in your system.

Hi, I can't tell where the problem is because it reports data transmit failed. Can you see any SSIDs? Try changing the interface used for USB. Maybe the USB power...

You need set `KSRC=/home/test/Projects/Linux-Kernel_MiSTer/build`. And your kernel must be prepared.

Hi, what's your platform / system / compiler? It looks like failed include `hal_com_reg.h` which include from `hal_com.h` which include from `drv_types.h`.

So what did you changed? The default is WOWLAN off.

You probably can set `CONFIG_WOWLAN = y`, but I don't think it support `CONFIG_AP_WOWLAN`. `CONFIG_AP_WOWLAN` can only be enable when disable `RTW_HALMAC`, but `RTW_HALMAC` is needed to use this driver.

What you need is something like https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Kernel_module#Setting_module_options DKMS has nothing to do with module options.