Driver Not Functioning: HP 255 G10 (Arch Linux) - FW Does Not Process H2C Registers #380
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Formerly same laptop model here, this configuration change fixed it for me (with the mainline driver and no AUR packages): https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/HP_255_G10#Wi-Fi Although WiFi speed is still significantly (5x-10x) worse than on a comparably priced ThinkPad |
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Thanks, I applied the following in For now it seems to work which really suprised me. I won't close the issue just yet as I had the exact same scenario only 2 days ago where it worked for 2 hours but then crashed. |
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It does seem to have fixed my issue |
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I have run into the same issue once again with the following error when running |
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The file you posted doesn't apply the options. You have to add |
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Oh yes apologies I updated the files but it still doesnt work. Now the driver stopped working completely, the wifi interface won't even show anymore. I have rebuilt the initramfs with My current modprobe configurations are as follows: I am not sure what to try next. I could try to disable fast boot like suggested in the guide, I however couldn't find the option in the bios so far- |
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Then I don't know. I remember having to shutdown and power up or restart the laptop a couple of times for the card to reappear. I never used the blacklist or this AUR package, the blacklist would probably make the card not appear at all. Fast boot is only relevant if you dual-boot with Windows but after a "cold boot" it should not be broken any longer |
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Yes I assume the blacklist also wouldn't be applied as there is no |
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No, the blacklist will parse and you should remove it. "blacklist" is the command for each line in the same way "options" is the command in the correct file. |
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I understand. I do believe I may need the blacklist though to prevent driver issues with the linux-firmware default one from conflicting with the aur installed one. |
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Maybe try
first. That's what I got to work consistently (for several days with only suspend in between) for me (although limited to about 100 MBit/s). I have to go do some work now, good luck |
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Try adding this line to /etc/modprobe.d/70-rtw89.conf Also, you can run these commands to see if the module parameters were set correctly |
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@a5a5aa555oo Thanks for now this seems to work. Running outputs I'll continue using my laptop as normal and see if something ends up breaking. |
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This does seem to have finally fixed my issue, thank you @a5a5aa555oo |
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Description
Initially, the rtw89 driver worked for a short time (0-30 minutes) after boot but would eventually crash. Recently, it has stopped working entirely.
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sudo dmesg:I have tried to reinstall the driver countless time. The issue seems to persist between reboots. Let me know if you need any additional logs,
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