Thomas Waterfall Posted October 5, 2024 Posted October 5, 2024 (edited) I’m running Armbian debian minimal image on my Orange Pi Zero 3, using the onboard WiFi (wlan0) with the unisoc_wifi driver. The WiFi consistently drops with logs like these: [ 11.048517] unisoc_wifi wlan0: mixed HW and IP checksum settings. [259241.515808] unisoc_wifi wlan0: sprdwl_report_connection Asus failed status code:30! [345665.483530] unisoc_wifi wlan0: sprdwl_report_connection sm_state (5), status: (2)! [345665.483567] unisoc_wifi wlan0: sprdwl_report_connection Asus failed status code:1! NetworkManager also reports: link timed out. Activation failed for connection 'Asus' After the crash, restarting NetworkManager doesn’t resolve the issue. Trying modprobe -r unisoc_wifi fails, saying the module is not found. The only way to fix it is to reboot the system. My USB WiFi dongle works fine without these issues, so it seems specific to the onboard WiFi. Has anyone else experienced this or found a solution for this driver? I'm getting to the point I'm going to write a cron job when the network drops to reboot the machine 🙃 Edited October 5, 2024 by Thomas Waterfall 0 Quote
robertoj Posted October 5, 2024 Posted October 5, 2024 Which available kernel version makes this WiFi work correctly? 0 Quote
Thomas Waterfall Posted October 6, 2024 Author Posted October 6, 2024 (edited) I wish i knew. I have my system fully updated and it lasts for about 5 days before the onboard wifi stops working. I have it on the back of my TV for a hyperion setup and I can't/won't run ethernet there. Edited October 6, 2024 by Thomas Waterfall 0 Quote
ValdikSS Posted January 19 Posted January 19 (edited) If your board in unstable, it hangs, kernel panics with Unable to handle kernel paging request at virtual address ffff7fffbef91008 Or MicroSD read errors, and you use Wi-Fi, Put Wi-Fi antenna outside of the board! Apparently EMI from the Wi-Fi module is so high it influence RAM and/or MicroSD if the antenna is in closest proximity. I've tested it on tens of Zero 3's, and could reliably reproduce the issue. Edited January 19 by ValdikSS 0 Quote
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