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[rtw_8822ce] frequent disconnections #198
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hope to have this solved as soon as possible 😺 |
still having this ;/ |
RTL8822CE has a good chance of being fixed, if you report the problem in the right place. That would be linux-wireless [at] vger.kernel.org. Make sure you send only plain text emails. The list rejects HTML emails. The title you used here is good. Also include the output of |
after trying many solutions yesterday it seems that ive stopped getting disconnections 😁i dont know which specifically did it but i think it's because while the power saving mode for the network adapter was off, i turned off power saving mode for the PCIe using TLP in tlp, the things i added were:WIFI_PWR_ON_AC=off
WIFI_PWR_ON_BAT=off and RUNTIME_PM_DISABLE="02:00.0" #(the network controller pcie) the relevant kernel parameters that i'm using are
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Hey, I also have RTW8822CE and had experienced disconnections and even hang of the system (I tried Ubuntu and Fedora). Then I find out everything is running smoothly with these options set in the configuration file:
and the blacklist configuration:
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If your system hangs and disable_aspm=y makes it stop, you should report this to the [email protected] mailing list. The driver can be modified so you don't have to use the module parameter anymore. |
over my past 3 linux installations i've used both:
and experienced frequent to very occasional disconnections and general instability
ive switched between wpa_supplicant and iwd, changed rtw88's options, etc.
through some messing around with options the only difference i've noticed is that when disable_msi is used, the interface is online yet never detects any wifi networks, my options are as follows
- no networks being detected:
support_bf=Y disable_aspm=Y, disable_msi=Y
support_bf=Y, disable_lps_deep=Y, debug_mask=0
- networks working (but being disconnected frequently):
support_bf=Y disable_aspm=Y, disable_msi=N
support_bf=Y, disable_lps_deep=Y, debug_mask=0
at different points i switched kernel versions between
6.8.5-301.fc40
6.8.10-300.fc40
6.8.11-300.fc40
using fedora40 workstation kde, linux mint, etc
interesting logs i got in disconnects
if its at all important, my kernel params are here
ro rootflags=subvol=root noapic rhgb quiet
(note: for some odd reason i have to use noapic otherwise my boot screen will just be stuck on the HP logo)
ps: originally this was a windows desktop that i wiped to install linux, ive heard its an issue with fastboot which i probably originally had on before wiping my ssd
if you need any extra info i'm readily available in order to try and solve this
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