lwfinger

The rtl8188eu driver is an option, but you will need to blacklist rtl8xxxu. The driver is staging was dropped when rtl8xxxu was modified to support this device. I kept the...

Sorry, but I am only fixing build errors for this old driver.

That should have worked. Please show me the output of 'find /lib/modules/ -name 8188eu.ko', 'uname -r', and the line that starts with 'make -C' when you run make.

Your headers match the kernel, AND the .ko file is exactly where it should be. I have no idea why modprobe cannot find it. One last desperate act. Do the...

Actually, you should not use the .ko on the modprobe command. With your version, it is looking for 8188eu.ko.ko! Sorry I missed that before. I booted my only Debian instance,...

Show me EXACTLY what you are doing starting with make.

You did not specify what branch you are running. Try the other.

It only has 3 branches, and branch "kernel" should be ignored. If you do the following: git checkout origin/v5.2.2.4 -b v5.2.2.4 make sudo make install reboot Once that is completed,...

At a minimum, you need to 'make' and 'sudo make install' with each kernel update. It is sensible to do a 'git pull' before the make just to be sure...

The link needs to go from /lib/...../build to the directory that has your header files. In your case, it is likely /usr/src/linux-5.10.92/ If not that directory, then check others under...