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I just tested it on 5.4.60 x86_64, and didn't see this issue. So it either ARM platform USB driver or the specific SoC USB driver had some special behavior.

I guess you need use `make ARCH=arm64`

@eschwelgin try `make ARCH=aarch64` or `make ARCH=arm`? I'm not sure about your kernel configuration, and I don't have rpi to try it, but some people report it works. https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/linux/kernel/building.md

@SUPERustam try `ARCH=aarch64` ?

@SUPERustam is there anything in `/lib/modules/5.9.16-1-MANJARO/build` ?

@SUPERustam that's not what it should. It should have a lot of files for build modules, did you install something like `linux-headers`?

@SUPERustam install the same way as your kernel. So if you are using `linux` package, then install `linux-headers` from `pacman`.

You are on x86_64? Since you are using 5.9.16-1-MANJARO, go use linux59-headers

@SUPERustam Driver version 5.6.1? That's too old for 5.9 kernel, update it first.

git clone to your local, and try manual build. And could you upload log.