This driver forked from awesometic/realtek-r8152-dkms
This provides WP-UT5 driver in DKMS way so that you can keep the latest driver even after the kernel upgrade.
This driver supports WisdPi USB 3.2 to 5GbE adapter (WP-UT5) and some other USB Ethernet chipsets.
Refers to the official websites, you can check it at the bottom of this document
| Chipset | Interface | Performance |
|---|---|---|
| RTL8157 | USB 3.0 | 5 GbE |
| RTL8156 /B | USB 3.0 | 2.5 GbE |
| RTL8153 /B/C/D/E | USB 3.0 | 10/100/1000 MbE |
| RTL8154 /B | USB 2.0 | 10/100/1000 MbE |
| RTL8152B | USB 2.0 | 10/100M |
There are 2 ways (autorun.sh or dkms-install.sh)to install this DKMS module. Choose one as your tastes.
git clone https://github.com/wisdpi/wp-ut5_dkms.git
If you use Raspberry Pi OS, please checkout the raspios branch
git clone -b raspios https://github.com/wisdpi/wp-ut5_dkms.git
Using the autorun.sh script that Realtek provides on their original driver package. This is not installed as a DKMS, only efforts to the current kernel.
Download or clone this repository and move to the extracted directory, then run the script.
sudo ./autorun.shThis script is from aircrack-ng team. You can install the DKMS module by a simple command.
Download or clone this repository and move to the extracted directory, then run the script.
sudo ./dkms-install.shYou can build yourself this after installing some dependencies including dkms.
sudo apt install devscripts debmake debhelper build-essential dkms dh-dkmsdpkg-buildpackage -b -rfakeroot -us -ucGPL-2 on Realtek driver and the debian packaing.