configfile in/usr/src/linux-headers-4.13.0-26-generic, it is set to sign all modules on installation during build but CONFIG_MODULE_SIG_FORCE is not set which indicates that unsigned modules will load but mark the kernel and modules as tainted so it would appear that the module is loading. Not sure if this means that the 4.13.0-26 kernel will not load the module or not.
4.13 kernel realtek wifi drivers driver#
usbcore: registered new interface driver rtl8812au 8812au: module verification failed: signature and/or required key missing - tainting kernel 8812au: loading out-of-tree module taints kernel. There is no response if I plug and unplug the adapter. The udev rules list wlan0 which is the device my adapter previously appeared as. The module information and module parameters look OK to me but I am probably kidding myself if i think I could detect an incorrect value The Network Manager profiles contained entries from my previous connections to the WIFi. The iwconfig output contains no references to a wireless device only eht0, eth1 (hard wired ethernet interfaces currently being used) and lo and similarly the network manager information for eth1, eth0, ttyACMO.
4.13 kernel realtek wifi drivers install#
After scratching around I came upon more recent Linux versiond of the Realtek rtl8812au drivers ( ) and tried installing these using dkms (instructions used to install are in the attached file .) No compilation errors and the driver seems to have installed ok. I also tried v 4.3.22-beta from the same repository with no improvement and the same errors (Warnings about implicit declarations). I tried several fixes ( ) for this but came to the conclusion that this repository had not been up dated for quite a while. I initially tried recompiling and reinstalling the driver I had previously used rtl8812au version 4.3.14 ( ) but received compile errors which had not previously appeared. This adapter uses the Realtek 8811au chipset ( see wireless-info.txt attached ). I am having similar problems with WiFi on a desktop with a Netgear A6100 usb Wireless adapter after updating the kernel to 4.13.0-26-generic.
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