Hello. I’m getting ready to try experimenting with the 2.5GbE adapter again later this week, assuming the NVME drive remains stable with other USB devices plugged in using the latest firmware.
A couple of questions:
This is what I see now for the 5.10.y kernel on the unstable/beta branch. Is this what I need to switch to?
❯ pacman -sS linux-rpi4 core/linux-rpi4 5.10.23-1 The Linux Kernel and modules - Raspberry Pi 4 64-bit kernel core/linux-rpi4-headers 5.10.23-1 Header files and scripts for building modules for linux kernel - Raspberry Pi 4 64-bit kernel
Am I good to go with the latest bootloader packages? After installing the latest beta firmware, mine are newer than the ones you mentioned before.
After switching kernels, do I just follow the same instructions you provided in the other thread, but using the version number of the latest unstable branch kernel (today: 5.10.23-1)? Specifically: Sabrent USB 2.5G Ethernet Adapter: Realtek 8152 Chipset Drivers from AUR? - #17 by Darksky
How do patches like this migrate? I notice we’re using 5.10.y for testing. Will this eventually move to 5.11.y, or go straight to 5.12, once it’s considered stable?