lwfinger

As I said earlier, the driver works fine with NetworkManager on openSUSE Tumbleweed using KDE as the desktop. The problem is with your distro;s user code.

You should start wpa_supplicant with maximum debugging (-ddd switch) and look in its logs, as well as in dmesg.

Seriously, do you expect to get help from this little information?

Is the tablet the hotspot? If so, it is doing something that the driver is not expecting. As you are using the latest 8188eu driver, changing the kernel is unlikely...

There is no crash information in that log.

This problem does not show on x86_64 systems, and it is probably due to some incompatibility with ARM architecture. Note that I will need your help to debug this. Please...

That is a strange error. All that section is doing is checking to see that the callbacks required to start and stop a given operation are either both defined or...

If someone has built a kernel, there ARE headers available. You just need to find them. I have no boxes with ARM, thus I cannot help. Where are you getting...

When you reply to a two-year old message, you can hardly appear to have the same problem. There are two reasons for missing firmware: (1) The listed file does not...

Compile the module with _exactly_ the same kernel headers, kernel configuration, and compiler version. That is the only way that an externally built module will load. In your case, it...