Modules need to be built with the exact same kernel version (uname -r). Look at the vermagic line:
I did a grep on warpme tree for rtw89_8852be and it was no where to be found so did the same for WLAN_UWE5622 that was getting pulled in and there was a patch for it (that will not compile). Looking around UWE5622 seems to have to do with bluetooth support. So I disabled the UWE5622 patch and the kernel built with rtw89_8852be module.
Thanks. With linux-rc-6.14-rc4-2, WiFi and USB-3.0 Ports now works with the default dtb from linux-rc-6.14-rc4-2. The interesting part is with the rtw89_8852be compiled successfully, USB-3.0 ports now are being recognized.
Will test the new rk3588-orangepi-5-plus.dtb with rpi5 usb-3.0 port patch later.
This rpi5 ush3.0 patch dtb will not boot up. linux-rc-6.14-rc4-2 as is works and the following are available on Orange Pi 5 Plus:
HDMI-Audio
USB 3.0 ports are recognized
NVMe SSD
EMMC
WiFi (8852BE)
3D GPU hardware acceleration via Mesa
VPU hardware acceleration via v4l2-request supposedly available (but not tested). Waiting for Chromium_v133 or FFMPEG with v4l2-request enabled to test on MPV player. Limited codec support currently per my understanding.
I donāt think Bluetooth is available. If not mistaken MiniArch-EOS also do have Bluetooth available or enabled. Will double check to confirm,
Last two kernel builds (6.14.rc4-2 and 6.14.rc5-1) have not working HDMI. Iāll take a look at the changes on gitlab when Iāll have the free time, maybe Iāll find the patch that breaks HDMI for me.
linux-rc-6.14-rc4-2 did boot successfully into KDE Plasma Desktop ā HDMI output available on Opi5-Plus. The bonus is HDMI-Audio is now available too.
I tested on one HDMI port (I think is HDMI0) and display is available. Monitor resolution is 1920x1080/60Hz. Currently mainline kernel HDMI have limited resolution support.
Download link for new linux-rc-6.14.rc5-1 packages:
Just checking whether there is a ffmpeg with v4l2-request available to download to check whether vpu hardware acceleration is available streaming with mpv. rpi-ffmpeg doesnāt seems to support RK3588 vpy hardware acceleratio.
Currently using ffmpeg-mpp-git which works with bsp-kernel-6.1.75-joshua-git and bsp-kernel-6.1.99-armbian-git but mainline kernel linux-rc-6.14-rc does not have RKMPP support as such ffmpeg-mpp-git does not really provide vpu hw acceleration.
mainline kernel does support v4l2-request (currently only h264 codec).
linux-rc-6.14-rc4/5 do support vpu hardware acceleration via hantro and rockchip-vdec2. Chromium_v132 and above should have v4l2-request support. Waiting for it to be available in extra-repo.
On Chromium if not mistaken it uses rockchip_vdec2. Tested it on amazingfate Debian-Trixie-hybrid-Iso and Chromium_v133 has vpu hw acceleration but NO HDMI-Audio yet (apparently already commited in armbian edge-rockchip64kernel).
@Darksky I donāt find the last Manjaro-ARM-aarch64-latest.tar.gz file
Thanks in advance for your help, then Iāll test your linux-rc-6.14-rc6 kernel.
Is the Manjaro-ARM-aarch64-latest.tar.gz file update with the command ?