Diederik de Haas

I'm not familiar with this (kind of) bot, but I was about to submit an issue to request a new release. I guess commenting on this PR is more useful....

@Braklet Why is the repo named rtl8811AU_rtl8821A and not rtl8812AU_rtl8821A? (8811 vs 8812) And how did you figure out you needed the RTL8821A extensions? I have a Edimax EW-7822UAC (AC-1200)...

Thanks :+1:

> people suffer from lag spikes How can I/one measure that? Also, what's your DeviceID (`lsusb` should tell you that) > Create `/etc/modprobe.d/8812au.conf` with content `options 8812au rtw_bw_mode=0x11` Nice :+1:...

nice :+1:

I've added some commits to the 4.3.20 branch, which among other things adds support for newer kernels. Can you test that and see whether that fixes your issue?

you only need `sudo` on the `tar ...` part, but that's indeed a crucial thing You do need to perform the `git archive` step in the (root) directory of the...

From the README: _Whereby it is assumed you're in the cloned project directory_ so you need to be in the `rtl8812AU` directory.

I don't have a `4.3.21` driver version, which one did you use? Anyway, `ptimer` related issues *should* be fixed with commits labeled `Added support for kernels >= 4.15.`

See https://github.com/aircrack-ng/rtl8812au/issues/314 and https://github.com/aircrack-ng/rtl8812au/commit/619d992fe43f637715ad6a8e2230d21de02b50ac (in branch v5.6.4.1) The code in that repo is substantially modified from the original code by Realtek, so even if I wanted to, I'd probably fail...