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Issue with onboard Wi-Fi on R1S-H3

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I am using a NanoPi R1S-H3 that runs on the Allwinner-H3 CPU: https://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=274.

I flashed a copy of Armbian 21.08.1, Buster current 5.10.60 for the NanoPi R1, which has a similar H3 chip.

The R1S-H3 has an onboard SDIO Wi-Fi card that requires the RTL8189ES drivers, which I have loaded in already. Unfortunately, I am unable to use the Wi-Fi card on the device.

I did notice an error: "mmc2: error -22 while initializing SDIO card" which might be the cause. However, I am not too sure on how to go about resolving it.

Any suggestions? Thanks in advance

Solved by Werner

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If I were to go about editing the device tree, where/what should I be looking out for and editing/adding? Would following the device tree of a device with similar specs such as the Orange Pi 2 with H3 and the same Wi-Fi Chip be advisable?

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Just as a follow up, found a device tree from an Ubuntu image from the manufacturer, copied it over to the device and it seems to have gotten rid of the error. Thanks for the help!

On 9/20/2021 at 11:36 AM, Werner said:

R1 != R1S

Both boards may have a different WiFi Chip and therefore the device tree may not fit.

 

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