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Why won't my wifi driver load from the non-free debian install image when selected?
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I've downloaded the non-official image of debian which includes non-free drivers, you can find it here.
When at the "detect network hardware" step of the installation, it shows me a list of drivers that are loaded, I need the rtlwifi package since I'm using an rtl8822be (specifically I need the rtlwifi/rtl8822befw.bin driver).
The rtlwifi package is listed but when I select it the screen goes blank for a couple seconds and then returns to the same network hardware detection interface. This happens for any network driver I choose.
What's going on here? I'm aware I can install the driver online, but this is not an option since I do not have an ethernet port or a usb to ethernet adapter.
EDIT: I've included a snippet from /var/log/syslog. It looks like it can't find the appropriate firmware.
Apr 14 10:59:27 ethdetect: insmod /lib/modules/4.9.0-8-amd64/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/realtek/rtlwifi/rtlwifi.ko
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: edia failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk0p5 on /media failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): umount: can't umount /media: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk0p5 on /media failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk1p1 on /media failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): umount: can't umount /media: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk1p1 on /media failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/sda1 on /media failed: Device or resource busy
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): umount: can't umount /media: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/sda1 on /media failed: Device or resource busy
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/fd0 on /media failed: No such file or directory
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): umount: can't umount /media: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/fd0 on /media failed: No such file or directory
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): modprobe: FATAL: Module usb not found.
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): modprobe: FATAL: Module usb not found in directory /lib/modules/4.9.0-8-amd64
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: INFO: Menu item 'ethdetect' succeeded but requested to be left unconfigured.
Apr 14 10:59:32 main-menu[238]: INFO: Falling back to the package description for brltty-udeb
Apr 14 10:59:32 lilo-installer: LILO not usable on EFI PCs without BIOS compatibility; use grub-efi
Apr 14 10:59:35 main-menu[238]: INFO: Falling back to the package description for brltty-udeb
Apr 14 10:59:35 main-menu[238]: INFO: Menu item 'di-utils-shell' selected
Apr 14 11:01:25 net/hw-detect.hotplug: Detected hotpluggable network interface lo
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: looking at dmesg again, restarting from [ 344.933886]
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: timestamp found, truncating dmesg accordingly
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: saving timestamp for a later use:
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: /dev/.udev/firmware-missing does not exist, skipping
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: /run/udev/firmware-missing does not exist, skipping
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: no missing firmware in loaded kernel modules
Apr 14 11:01:54 main-menu[238]: INFO: Falling back to the package description for brltty-udeb
Apr 14 11:01:54 lilo-installer: LILO not usable on EFI PCs without BIOS compatibility; use grub-efi
Aditionally, I've tried loading the firmware I found here from a USB, both by including the .deb and by decompressing and including the lib/ directory inside a /firmware/ directory with no luck.
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I've downloaded the non-official image of debian which includes non-free drivers, you can find it here.
When at the "detect network hardware" step of the installation, it shows me a list of drivers that are loaded, I need the rtlwifi package since I'm using an rtl8822be (specifically I need the rtlwifi/rtl8822befw.bin driver).
The rtlwifi package is listed but when I select it the screen goes blank for a couple seconds and then returns to the same network hardware detection interface. This happens for any network driver I choose.
What's going on here? I'm aware I can install the driver online, but this is not an option since I do not have an ethernet port or a usb to ethernet adapter.
EDIT: I've included a snippet from /var/log/syslog. It looks like it can't find the appropriate firmware.
Apr 14 10:59:27 ethdetect: insmod /lib/modules/4.9.0-8-amd64/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/realtek/rtlwifi/rtlwifi.ko
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: edia failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk0p5 on /media failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): umount: can't umount /media: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk0p5 on /media failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk1p1 on /media failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): umount: can't umount /media: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk1p1 on /media failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/sda1 on /media failed: Device or resource busy
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): umount: can't umount /media: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/sda1 on /media failed: Device or resource busy
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/fd0 on /media failed: No such file or directory
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): umount: can't umount /media: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/fd0 on /media failed: No such file or directory
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): modprobe: FATAL: Module usb not found.
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): modprobe: FATAL: Module usb not found in directory /lib/modules/4.9.0-8-amd64
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: INFO: Menu item 'ethdetect' succeeded but requested to be left unconfigured.
Apr 14 10:59:32 main-menu[238]: INFO: Falling back to the package description for brltty-udeb
Apr 14 10:59:32 lilo-installer: LILO not usable on EFI PCs without BIOS compatibility; use grub-efi
Apr 14 10:59:35 main-menu[238]: INFO: Falling back to the package description for brltty-udeb
Apr 14 10:59:35 main-menu[238]: INFO: Menu item 'di-utils-shell' selected
Apr 14 11:01:25 net/hw-detect.hotplug: Detected hotpluggable network interface lo
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: looking at dmesg again, restarting from [ 344.933886]
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: timestamp found, truncating dmesg accordingly
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: saving timestamp for a later use:
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: /dev/.udev/firmware-missing does not exist, skipping
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: /run/udev/firmware-missing does not exist, skipping
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: no missing firmware in loaded kernel modules
Apr 14 11:01:54 main-menu[238]: INFO: Falling back to the package description for brltty-udeb
Apr 14 11:01:54 lilo-installer: LILO not usable on EFI PCs without BIOS compatibility; use grub-efi
Aditionally, I've tried loading the firmware I found here from a USB, both by including the .deb and by decompressing and including the lib/ directory inside a /firmware/ directory with no luck.
debian
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See what appears in syslog when you choose the driver and get back to the same screen. The installer provides a way to view the log or even to export it to some external storage.
– Ferenc Wágner
Apr 13 at 17:32
@FerencWágner, I've updated the question with a snippet of the log.
– Devyzr
2 days ago
It does not detect any missing firmware. Spawn a shell in the installer environment, andcat /proc/modulesto see if the wifi driver module (rtlwifi?) is loaded at all (usegrepif necessary). Also checkdmesgmanually for messages emitted by the driver (either loaded or not).
– Ferenc Wágner
yesterday
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I've downloaded the non-official image of debian which includes non-free drivers, you can find it here.
When at the "detect network hardware" step of the installation, it shows me a list of drivers that are loaded, I need the rtlwifi package since I'm using an rtl8822be (specifically I need the rtlwifi/rtl8822befw.bin driver).
The rtlwifi package is listed but when I select it the screen goes blank for a couple seconds and then returns to the same network hardware detection interface. This happens for any network driver I choose.
What's going on here? I'm aware I can install the driver online, but this is not an option since I do not have an ethernet port or a usb to ethernet adapter.
EDIT: I've included a snippet from /var/log/syslog. It looks like it can't find the appropriate firmware.
Apr 14 10:59:27 ethdetect: insmod /lib/modules/4.9.0-8-amd64/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/realtek/rtlwifi/rtlwifi.ko
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: edia failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk0p5 on /media failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): umount: can't umount /media: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk0p5 on /media failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk1p1 on /media failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): umount: can't umount /media: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk1p1 on /media failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/sda1 on /media failed: Device or resource busy
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): umount: can't umount /media: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/sda1 on /media failed: Device or resource busy
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/fd0 on /media failed: No such file or directory
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): umount: can't umount /media: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/fd0 on /media failed: No such file or directory
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): modprobe: FATAL: Module usb not found.
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): modprobe: FATAL: Module usb not found in directory /lib/modules/4.9.0-8-amd64
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: INFO: Menu item 'ethdetect' succeeded but requested to be left unconfigured.
Apr 14 10:59:32 main-menu[238]: INFO: Falling back to the package description for brltty-udeb
Apr 14 10:59:32 lilo-installer: LILO not usable on EFI PCs without BIOS compatibility; use grub-efi
Apr 14 10:59:35 main-menu[238]: INFO: Falling back to the package description for brltty-udeb
Apr 14 10:59:35 main-menu[238]: INFO: Menu item 'di-utils-shell' selected
Apr 14 11:01:25 net/hw-detect.hotplug: Detected hotpluggable network interface lo
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: looking at dmesg again, restarting from [ 344.933886]
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: timestamp found, truncating dmesg accordingly
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: saving timestamp for a later use:
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: /dev/.udev/firmware-missing does not exist, skipping
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: /run/udev/firmware-missing does not exist, skipping
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: no missing firmware in loaded kernel modules
Apr 14 11:01:54 main-menu[238]: INFO: Falling back to the package description for brltty-udeb
Apr 14 11:01:54 lilo-installer: LILO not usable on EFI PCs without BIOS compatibility; use grub-efi
Aditionally, I've tried loading the firmware I found here from a USB, both by including the .deb and by decompressing and including the lib/ directory inside a /firmware/ directory with no luck.
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I've downloaded the non-official image of debian which includes non-free drivers, you can find it here.
When at the "detect network hardware" step of the installation, it shows me a list of drivers that are loaded, I need the rtlwifi package since I'm using an rtl8822be (specifically I need the rtlwifi/rtl8822befw.bin driver).
The rtlwifi package is listed but when I select it the screen goes blank for a couple seconds and then returns to the same network hardware detection interface. This happens for any network driver I choose.
What's going on here? I'm aware I can install the driver online, but this is not an option since I do not have an ethernet port or a usb to ethernet adapter.
EDIT: I've included a snippet from /var/log/syslog. It looks like it can't find the appropriate firmware.
Apr 14 10:59:27 ethdetect: insmod /lib/modules/4.9.0-8-amd64/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/realtek/rtlwifi/rtlwifi.ko
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: edia failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk0p5 on /media failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): umount: can't umount /media: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk0p5 on /media failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk1p1 on /media failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): umount: can't umount /media: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/mmcblk1p1 on /media failed: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/sda1 on /media failed: Device or resource busy
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): umount: can't umount /media: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/sda1 on /media failed: Device or resource busy
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/fd0 on /media failed: No such file or directory
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): umount: can't umount /media: Invalid argument
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): mount: mounting /dev/fd0 on /media failed: No such file or directory
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): modprobe: FATAL: Module usb not found.
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: (process:5761): modprobe: FATAL: Module usb not found in directory /lib/modules/4.9.0-8-amd64
Apr 14 10:59:31 main-menu[238]: INFO: Menu item 'ethdetect' succeeded but requested to be left unconfigured.
Apr 14 10:59:32 main-menu[238]: INFO: Falling back to the package description for brltty-udeb
Apr 14 10:59:32 lilo-installer: LILO not usable on EFI PCs without BIOS compatibility; use grub-efi
Apr 14 10:59:35 main-menu[238]: INFO: Falling back to the package description for brltty-udeb
Apr 14 10:59:35 main-menu[238]: INFO: Menu item 'di-utils-shell' selected
Apr 14 11:01:25 net/hw-detect.hotplug: Detected hotpluggable network interface lo
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: looking at dmesg again, restarting from [ 344.933886]
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: timestamp found, truncating dmesg accordingly
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: saving timestamp for a later use:
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: /dev/.udev/firmware-missing does not exist, skipping
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: /run/udev/firmware-missing does not exist, skipping
Apr 14 11:01:26 check-missing-firmware: no missing firmware in loaded kernel modules
Apr 14 11:01:54 main-menu[238]: INFO: Falling back to the package description for brltty-udeb
Apr 14 11:01:54 lilo-installer: LILO not usable on EFI PCs without BIOS compatibility; use grub-efi
Aditionally, I've tried loading the firmware I found here from a USB, both by including the .deb and by decompressing and including the lib/ directory inside a /firmware/ directory with no luck.
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See what appears in syslog when you choose the driver and get back to the same screen. The installer provides a way to view the log or even to export it to some external storage.
– Ferenc Wágner
Apr 13 at 17:32
@FerencWágner, I've updated the question with a snippet of the log.
– Devyzr
2 days ago
It does not detect any missing firmware. Spawn a shell in the installer environment, andcat /proc/modulesto see if the wifi driver module (rtlwifi?) is loaded at all (usegrepif necessary). Also checkdmesgmanually for messages emitted by the driver (either loaded or not).
– Ferenc Wágner
yesterday
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See what appears in syslog when you choose the driver and get back to the same screen. The installer provides a way to view the log or even to export it to some external storage.
– Ferenc Wágner
Apr 13 at 17:32
@FerencWágner, I've updated the question with a snippet of the log.
– Devyzr
2 days ago
It does not detect any missing firmware. Spawn a shell in the installer environment, andcat /proc/modulesto see if the wifi driver module (rtlwifi?) is loaded at all (usegrepif necessary). Also checkdmesgmanually for messages emitted by the driver (either loaded or not).
– Ferenc Wágner
yesterday
See what appears in syslog when you choose the driver and get back to the same screen. The installer provides a way to view the log or even to export it to some external storage.
– Ferenc Wágner
Apr 13 at 17:32
See what appears in syslog when you choose the driver and get back to the same screen. The installer provides a way to view the log or even to export it to some external storage.
– Ferenc Wágner
Apr 13 at 17:32
@FerencWágner, I've updated the question with a snippet of the log.
– Devyzr
2 days ago
@FerencWágner, I've updated the question with a snippet of the log.
– Devyzr
2 days ago
It does not detect any missing firmware. Spawn a shell in the installer environment, and
cat /proc/modules to see if the wifi driver module (rtlwifi?) is loaded at all (use grep if necessary). Also check dmesg manually for messages emitted by the driver (either loaded or not).– Ferenc Wágner
yesterday
It does not detect any missing firmware. Spawn a shell in the installer environment, and
cat /proc/modules to see if the wifi driver module (rtlwifi?) is loaded at all (use grep if necessary). Also check dmesg manually for messages emitted by the driver (either loaded or not).– Ferenc Wágner
yesterday
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See what appears in syslog when you choose the driver and get back to the same screen. The installer provides a way to view the log or even to export it to some external storage.
– Ferenc Wágner
Apr 13 at 17:32
@FerencWágner, I've updated the question with a snippet of the log.
– Devyzr
2 days ago
It does not detect any missing firmware. Spawn a shell in the installer environment, and
cat /proc/modulesto see if the wifi driver module (rtlwifi?) is loaded at all (usegrepif necessary). Also checkdmesgmanually for messages emitted by the driver (either loaded or not).– Ferenc Wágner
yesterday