possible rtl8192 driver bug: rtl8192ce:rtl92ce_hw_init():<0-0> Init MAC failed

[Vadim A. Misbakh-Soloviov]

Hello, Dan!

By the way, I've tested on 3.2.11->3.3,  but  in all of them I can't get
cardreader to work: in some cases driver successfully write capacity of
SD-card to dmesg, in others — driver ignores SD-card insertion. but I
never can get it to create device-nodes in /dev (and, as result, mount SD).

I also tried to download driver from somewhere on Realtek site (from
link, founded on one of ubuntu forums), but it don't work too.
So, have you an ideas what can I do to get working card-reader? :)
Or, which info shall I provide here?

--
Best,
mva

04.04.2012 13:59, Dan Carpenter написал:
> On Wed, Apr 04, 2012 at 01:54:00PM +0800, 俞晓磊 wrote:
>> Hi Developers,
>> I am experiencing issues with rtl8192 drivers on an MSI X370 laptop
>> with Ubuntu 11.10 AMD64 :
>> The driver works fine upon a fresh boot (not exactly, see explanations
>> below), but not after toggling the hard rfkill switch.
>> I think that might be a driver issue, and I am willing to provide more
>> information if that would be helpful.
>>
>> Here are what I have gathered (reproducible every time):
>> 1. Boot. The kernel is not detecting the device if hard rfkill is
>> enabled before boot (this seems to be a kernel bug, but can be
>> workarounded by pci rescan), otherwise the device is detected and
>> driver is loaded. The driver works either way the first time it is
>> loaded.
>> 2. Enable hard rfkill. I found 'udevadm monitor' output nothing
>> regarding this action, and /sys/class/rfkill/rfkill*/hard reads
>> constant "0".
>> 3. Disable hard rfkill. From now on the driver no longer works until
>> next boot. I tried rmmod/modprobe with no success
>>
>> I will try the tarball from Realtek to see if there is any difference.
>>
> Don't waste your time with the tarball.
>
> Unfortunately on this list, we only support the latest kernel.org
> kernels (3.3 or 3.4-rc1).  Otherwise you'd have to go to ubuntu for
> support.  So if you can compile your own kernel, then please try the
> kernel.org kernel otherwise try the ubuntu forums.
>
> regards,
> dan carpenter
>
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