QLogic Corp. FastLinQ QL41000 Series driver support

So it seems there is an older thread regarding this NIC in question. I have been trying to compile a kernel module from available drivers and to no avail I haven’t been able to (or rather I am having a hard time doing so). TLDR, I have build in a linux box but I would like to just make the ipk for this device in question. I have done quite a bit of reading and it seems I need to compile from source, that being said I would like to have that added to the main kernel as it is available in other Linux distros but not in OpenWRT. Does anyone have any pointers as to what I should do to get this to work?

Thanks in advance.

Did you read the whole thread you are referencing?

Which card is it specifically ?

Assuming driver's there, you need to create and submit a PR, like https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/17564.

Making kmod is next step , first you have to try enabling qede driver in make kernel_menuconfig - then check what firmwares it asks with driver included in kernel. Only after this basic testing you have to package driver and firmware packages.

It’s in the title of the thread. It covers other Qlogic NIC but not the 41000 series. I don’t think the qede kernel module is in the main tree.

if you say so ....


Maybe provide pci id-s from your device?
It is not what you think, but what you do.

You opened a bug report towards non-extant component, you are supposed to at least test and maybe package the driver.

That’s exactly what I am trying to figure out how to do. It’s been a while since I have done so as I did do this with an MWAN card. Only thing is I didn’t ask anyone here.

There is no OpenWRT support for the Qlogic 41000 NICs…

That was established 4 days ago.

You faked you tested something, now ball is yours.

I am confused? Did I open a report in the wrong place? I am trying get an ipk made. I want to test it. I didn’t fake testing anything. It shows up in hardware…

I think I was misunderstood. Completely.

You confirmed you had it running without firmware

No no that’s not what I meant at all! Oh by George…

This shows up in lspci, I couldn’t figure out how to pull this from the Linux main itself. OpenWRT doesn’t have this kernel module in it’s main tree. All I was asking was a pull from there.

I’ll just go into that rabbit hole myself then. I am certain this will work as there are others similar to this that have a module. I should have been more clear.

There's a reason why your were provided with a PR for a similar kmod earlier...

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