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See https://github.com/nerves-project/nerves_network#setup. I'd suggest deleting the whole section so as to avoid anyone trying to load a kernel module manually. At least one person has done this and it seems like enough time has gone by that the nerves_runtime update has probably hit everyone.
I think that we should have a troubleshooting section and have instructions for checking that the kernel module has either been compiled into the kernel or loaded. I.e. look in /lib/modules/*/modules.builtin to see if the appropriate WiFi driver has been compiled into the kernel or run lsmod to check that it was loaded. Copy/pasting a lot of the text to a new troubleshooting section seems like a good fix to me.
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This has since been taken care of right @fhunleth I don't remember the original wording, but i suspect it has something to do with what is now in this file?
See https://github.com/nerves-project/nerves_network#setup. I'd suggest deleting the whole section so as to avoid anyone trying to load a kernel module manually. At least one person has done this and it seems like enough time has gone by that the
nerves_runtime
update has probably hit everyone.I think that we should have a troubleshooting section and have instructions for checking that the kernel module has either been compiled into the kernel or loaded. I.e. look in
/lib/modules/*/modules.builtin
to see if the appropriate WiFi driver has been compiled into the kernel or runlsmod
to check that it was loaded. Copy/pasting a lot of the text to a new troubleshooting section seems like a good fix to me.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: