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Based on the UK reseller, Ubuntu 20.04 supports the ethernet chipset out of the box, while 18.04 doesn't. I run on an unmodified 18.04 though (kernel v5.4), so
by pizza234 4y ago
Based on the UK reseller, Ubuntu 20.04 supports the ethernet chipset out of the box, while 18.04 doesn't.
I run on an unmodified 18.04 though (kernel v5.4), so I think that the support has been also added in a more recent 18.04 LTS patch version.
- bravetraveler 4y agoInteresting! I don't so much have an issue with support, but stability. I'd be curious to know if you're connected at 1 or 2.5G, and if 2.5, how it does if held at that level for about a minute An iperf3 test or two is usually enough to make it drop until I reboot Where with the compiled module it's rock solid
- alias_neo 4y agoOof, speaking of the UK reseller; that £277 after tax ($320 US) is quite a markup from the $165 (presumably plus tax) on the hardkernel site.