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you should use hadess version, its good that it is merged into the kernel tree. in the past i had some issues with the version of hadess, so i forked anthony's version and tried to fix issues with newer kernel versions I have created 2 aur packages. r8723bs-git (hadess) & 8723bs-git (anthony). r8723bs-git will be obsolte now. i have updated the pkgdesc of 8723bs-git with a warning and i will fix the build with newer kernels as soon i have some time. (pull requests are welcome) |
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So good work getting this ready for upstream! I guess hadess's fork might still be useful for, say, Debian-stable people, but I am happy. Thank you for the update on the details 👍 |
ok maybe i should add kernel 4.12+ to "conflicts" in the PKGBUILD thanks for the info |
What's the relationship between this project and https://github.com/hadess/rtl8723bs? @hadess's copy has apparently been merged into kernel 4.12 and emptied as a result, but we're only up to kernel 4.11 so far so the driver is only in staging so far. Until 4.12, I want to know what codebase I should be using; currently I'm using @muhviehstah's copy (with minor build patches documented, perhaps uselessly I see now, at #7 and #8) and it is working (on ArchLinux), but I would like to know if someday soon I'll need to uninstall it or if I should go build @hadess's latest copy or maybe go get the (same?) code manually out of the linux tree
Also, do you know what is the relationship of these repostitories to rltwifi? rtlwifi supports a bunch of models including rtl8723ae and rtl8723be, but not, apparently, rtl8723bs; is that correct? Do you know if rtlwifi is getting merged into the kernel or is it going to remain an external codebase forever?
@anthonywong and @muhviehstah, would you update your README to include a warning if you're not anymore the latest source code? Especially @muhviehstah, since your fork is linked from the AUR.
Thank you for all your hard work everyone, getting this obscure chipset working.
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