i have the linux drivers for my tp-link T4U-ver.3 but the included instructions require atp-get.
#how to install drivers in mocaccino OS
hearty oracle
not sure if this would be usefull but here is the link to tp-links webpage with the driver https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/download/archer-t4u/
ember parrot
https://static.tp-link.com/2018/201812/20181207/Installation Guide for Linux.pdf
provides some instructions. they appear to be mostly generic, with only the installation of GCC,git, and bc being Ubuntu specific
hearty oracle
then which one should i go with? or do i just run make. if thats even in this distro :t
hearty oracle
when i run make in the folder with the make file this is what i get
@ember parrot
ember parrot
Do you have whatever header files your distribution provides installed?
hearty oracle
no clue what that means
maybe this will help? https://www.mocaccino.org/docs/desktop/building_packages/
ember parrot
If you don't know what a header file is then I'd suggest not using a distribution that utilizes containers and an immutable filesystem w/ layering.
But yes, that's a good place to start
hearty oracle
honestly i have no way to change os at this point
in order for me to do that id have to rip apart my laptop entirely to get to the hard drive
ember parrot
Why would you have to access the hard drive to install a separate operating system. In any case, whatever package contains your header files is what you want.
hearty oracle
Why would you have to access the hard drive to install a separate operating syst...
i have no usb, the one i used died shortly after install of this os. i cant get anything to read it, windows or linux. also, again im sorry i know this may seam easy to you but i need to learn.
ember parrot
Then the Emerge build example at the bottom of the page is likely the most useful one for you.
You need to put the kernel you're using under the includes section
hearty oracle
im looking threw the emerga ebuild example to try and figure out some clue of what your saying, only guess i have is in the folder named includes?
unless your talking about in the make file? then in that case there are several things marked include but none of them seam to be a area to add that? im so sorry im beyond confused
eselect 1.4.20
ember parrot
This failure is because the kernel module folder doesn't exist
kernel module build folder*
hearty oracle
ok, so what do i do to fix this?
ember parrot
mocaccino utilizes containers to build everything. You need to set up the build system and do it through their method.
hearty oracle
ok
hearty oracle
update that seams to only work for ymal files?