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The USB over-current protection is not wired up correctly to the USB ports on Star64. The default Starfive Kernel will disable USB on boot as it believes the ports are overcurrent. This ugly hack works around it: https://github.com/Fishwaldo/Star64_linux/commit/2634a13ecfa1fa5c232ec2b9f6a6b6b0d9d66898 The Wifi Chip (RTL8852BU) is not supported in the kernel. There is a Vendor Driver that is imported in the kernel at
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