Only eth0 NIC:
1: lo: <LOOPBACK,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 65536 qdisc noqueue state UNKNOWN group default qlen
2: eth0: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST,UP,LOWER_UP> mtu 1500 qdisc mq state UP group default qlen 1000
Regular ubuntu does not have these drivers,
but server version does have wifi working
you can install ubuntu server and download a desktop environment like KDE or XFCE
if you like KDE there is a prebuilt image of kubuntu (ubuntu with KDE) available for download
ok,
I tested it on my system with a desktop environment and it seems it works on that with no problem
I do note that it asks you to mount the disk to read data from it,
So there might be a problem on your side.
maybe don’t cold plug the devices and see if that works?
@numbqq@Electr1 Yes now I use the 5.5 kernel it has WIFI support, but both code plug and hot plug both do not have any info or notify and when I lsusb, there are none devices.
But I tested on 5.3 kernel, this one can support USB, but does not support WIFI
@kevinz do me a favor, if you do not have a problem please try my Kubuntu image,
it is based on the Ubuntu 5.5 kernel use it and see if you still have USB recognition problem,
yesterday i tried it on that only and it worked fine with no problem.
@Electr1
Hi, I’ve installed your Kubuntu 5,5 kernel.
khadas@Khadas:~$ lsusb
Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0003 Linux Foundation 3.0 root hub
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
Hot plug and code plug USD devices, no any info for connecting USB devices.
are you using windows if so,
open The app called Remote desktop (it is already on a windows computer)
and enter the IP address of the VIM3 you use to SSH into it
you will get a blueish screen. go ahead enter the regular credentials for login (user khadas, Passwd khadas)
you will get desktop display of Kubuntu
it is like screen mirroring.
you can further procced to see if any USB devices are connected such as hardrives and will be prompted to access the drives data
Hi @Electr1 sorry for late response. I’m doing some internal works recently and do not have time play with it. Today I tried another time with Kubuntu 5.3, and I find that the Wifi still do not work.
first: make you have successfully burned the Image to a SD card or USB pendrive (Kubuntu)
Second: make sure you have connected the required peripherals, SD card, pendrive, ethernet cable etc.
NOTE: IF YOU USE A USB PENDRIVE DO NOT PUT IT INTO THE USB PORT NEXT TO THE WIFI CHIPSET
Three: assuming you have windows 10 as OS, use the app called Remote desktop to login to the device (first enter the IP address , you will be greeted in to the lobby and you can enter the credentials, then you will get a virtual display simply connect to your WiFi, with the GUI app present in the bottom right corner