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I also bought a mini PC for home, it was a surprise that I couldn't connect it to the LAN port. But it worked when I set it up using a monitor and keyboard on my WiFi. It would be more convenient to use a wired connection. Thank you. |
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Feature Request: Add support for Motorcomm YT6801 (yt6801 driver) in Home Assistant OS
I'm running Home Assistant OS 16.0 (Linux kernel 6.6+) on a mini-PC that has an integrated 2.5GbE LAN controller: Motorcomm YT6801.
This Ethernet controller is part of the motherboard (not a USB device). It has been supported in the mainline Linux kernel since version 6.6 via the
yt6801
driver.Background:
I originally installed Home Assistant OS back in version 2024.07, when support for YT6801 did not yet exist. Now I’ve fully updated to the latest HAOS 16.0, but the driver still does not appear to be present or loaded.
Steps to reproduce:
modprobe yt6801
→ "No such file or directory"/lib/modules
→ directory not presentip link
)Expected behavior:
The
yt6801
driver should be available in the HAOS kernel so that integrated LAN hardware using YT6801 works out of the box.Request:
Please include the
yt6801
driver in HAOS builds — either built into the kernel or as a loadable module — to support modern mini-PCs with integrated 2.5GbE Motorcomm NICs.Thank you!
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