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We have a patch for the driver in asahi Linux that I bet fixes this. The codepath the driver uses to set the password does not work on newer firmware, and hect
by DannyBee 3y ago
We have a patch for the driver in asahi Linux that I bet fixes this.
The codepath the driver uses to set the password does not work on newer firmware, and hector fixed it to use the new way.
If that fails I have a patch that lets it use an external supplicant for WPA3 when it it truly unsupported by the chip (which is rare)
The driver is unfortunately not kept up to date - this stuff should have been added (along with other things) years ago.
Edit: Actually looks like hector just sent it in response to this blog post.
Should show up in the kernel archives soon if you want to try it
- smith7018 3y agoAsahi Linux is one of the most exciting Linux projects in years. That team is world class and helping all of us while also prying open Apple's walled garden.
- DannyBee 3y agoIn this case, we aren't the only ones to fix this. Infineon fixed it in their driver patches as well, at least a year ago. They just don't upstream them (though they are in github) In some ways this actually sucks more - because everyone is spending time rediscovering the same issues and fixing them. Also, Rachel is i think wrong on one thing - i believe this chipset was used as far back as RPI3B+ (or so various sources seem to say) Which is even worse.