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Some Bugs in stable release (latest) #387
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Audio switch Problem |
I don't mind that you have opened another issue but I will close #383. Bluetooth problem & android problem: I am working on it, both are probably related. mount_internal_drives: What's your setup ? Dual boot ? With which OS ? Could you provide the output of "sudo lsblk" ? Audio switch Problem: ChromeOS seems to use specific audio interfaces names to manage audio, probably through "cras". Unfortunately, I don't know enough on linux audio to fix this kind of issues. We need a linux audio expert in the community. |
Triple boot =ubuntu 20,windows10,chrome os |
Could you try the release here ? (validate the github invite first) and post a new dmesg ? |
i tried the testing release and got a bug I Just rolled back to previous stable release..... |
Could you try the new unstable build ? (use "options=rtl8723de") |
i tried the build now and got some bugs ; |
Could you try again the latest unstable build and replace the content of /etc/init/rtl8723de.conf with:
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i tried this one and wifi started working . |
Apparently you are trying to pair your phone which is not possible in chromeos as you have to setup your phone through the dedicated menu. Chromeos menu only pairs input/sound devices, try with that kind of device. If it does not work you are probably affected by the issue "Bluetooth working from command line but not from the settings menu" on which help is needed #331. At least in your last log, bluetooth seemed correctly started. |
i didnt understand what you said in first sentence ,,,, |
no problem on the how to connect a bluetooth device by command line .... got it |
First sentence: you cannot pair a phone in chromeos through the bluetooth menu, use "Connected devices" menu to connect your phone. use "bluetoothctl" to connect a bluetooth device by command line. |
is there any way to install directly a driver to the chrome os just like ubuntu |
Not with crostini but with chromebrew it might work, what driver are you trying to install ? |
i am trying to install the rtlnew git driver |
can we install dkms ? |
You can build the kernel module but not install it with dkms. For now try to launch your built from source module manually in crosh shell using "insmod" command and if it works better I will help you setup a bootscript so that it runs automatically. |
can you help with this one the driver rtw88 |
It's an issue with the gcc present in chromebrew, you have to add "-fstack-protector-all" to gcc arguments in the makefile. |
can I also get the latest testing brunch release? for me the bluetooth driver isnt showing up at all in settings and in terminal |
Well for the Android apps, I found out that if you try to sign in without having this line appear in the dmesg log, the Android container will fail to start. So I would like to have a script which checks the presence of the 32-bit capabilities line before the UI could fire up, since the container only finishes preloading after this. However, I don't know where exactly to put this into the init folder in order to delay the UI. The script should look like this: |
DMESG TXT FILE
dmesg2.txt
Originally posted by @divya789vidya in #383 (comment)
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