Christian Hewitt

@CGarces still splatting with #109 added to the image via local patch https://paste.libreelec.tv/unbiased-cattle.log

> what is the version of the u-boot used I have fuzzy recollection of downloading the u-boot.bin from the HK wiki, but I can't find any references to a prebuilt...

> The good news is the rtlwifi driver, which has been in the kernel for many years now, supports the PCI version of this chip. Making it support the USB...

> Can I claim a reimbursement for that device too? It was 7.44 USD. Sure. Just submit the purchase receipt with the title "Purchase of RTL8192DU hardware to support upstream...

PR #8854 will resolve it for future LE12 releases. Until then you can do this: https://wiki.libreelec.tv/how-to/add-firmware

LE has a long history of cherry-picking the firmware to include based on actual user demand/need rather than trying to guess in advance what clumps of the 350MB+ linux-firmware repo...

The issue resides in iwd (not driver code) and will remain until someone who experiences the problem runs iwd in debug mode to generate log output that can be shared...

Copy `/usr/lib/systemd/system/iwd.service` to ` /storage/.config/system.d/iwd.service` then edit the ExecStart command to append `-E` (developer mode). Then stop/disable/mask the original service and enable/start the new one so it's active. You should...

``` systemctl stop iwd.service systemctl disable iwd.service systemctl mask iwd.service systemctl enable /storage/.config/system.d/iwd-debug.service systemctl start iwd-debug.service ``` do the same stop/disable/mask process to switch back to the non-debug one