I thought it would be really neat if someone posted version numbers of CnxEtU.sys and coresponding MD5SUMS
and also the MD5SUMS of the cxacru-fw.bin that has been extracted, this way it can be confirmed that the process was successful
I am having a problem with the driver not being able to find my firmware, even though it is located in /lib/firmware and the /etc/hotplug/firmware.agent points to this location.
I have now managed to get the driver to find the firmware, this only seemed to occour after I had booted into windows, and the red light on the modem was still on. when I rebooted into linux.
I was getting messages like:
cxacru 1-1:1.0: poll status: error -5
So I unplugged the modem and re-plugged it in.
The last message I now get in dmesg is
found firmware cxacru-fw.bin
and then:
FirmwarePllClkValue failed -71
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The modem now works, I upgraded CnxEtU.sys in Windows to the same version that I used to create cxacru-fw.bin, Now If I reebot to Linux the firmware stays loaded, so the Driver does not need to upload the firmare. If I unplug the modem and re-plug it in I get the error as before (FirmwarePllClkValue failed -71)
I thought maybe the extraction process had failed and my cxacru-fw.bin may be corrupt. This is why I think it would be really good if MD5SUMS were available.
These are some I have done as a starter.
CnxEtU.sys
Version MD5SUM
32.99.84.0 28775c3f6df8c1f364f67d7121191000
32.99.32.0 f26ef3a84224c10a68d8a6e4f2b46426
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Hi.
I thought it would be really neat if someone posted version numbers of CnxEtU.sys and coresponding MD5SUMS
and also the MD5SUMS of the cxacru-fw.bin that has been extracted, this way it can be confirmed that the process was successful
I am having a problem with the driver not being able to find my firmware, even though it is located in /lib/firmware and the /etc/hotplug/firmware.agent points to this location.
the exact message is
firmware unavailable (hotplug configuration problem?)
I have now managed to get the driver to find the firmware, this only seemed to occour after I had booted into windows, and the red light on the modem was still on. when I rebooted into linux.
I was getting messages like:
cxacru 1-1:1.0: poll status: error -5
So I unplugged the modem and re-plugged it in.
The last message I now get in dmesg is
found firmware cxacru-fw.bin
and then:
FirmwarePllClkValue failed -71
The modem now works, I upgraded CnxEtU.sys in Windows to the same version that I used to create cxacru-fw.bin, Now If I reebot to Linux the firmware stays loaded, so the Driver does not need to upload the firmare. If I unplug the modem and re-plug it in I get the error as before (FirmwarePllClkValue failed -71)
I thought maybe the extraction process had failed and my cxacru-fw.bin may be corrupt. This is why I think it would be really good if MD5SUMS were available.
These are some I have done as a starter.
CnxEtU.sys
Version MD5SUM
32.99.84.0 28775c3f6df8c1f364f67d7121191000
32.99.32.0 f26ef3a84224c10a68d8a6e4f2b46426