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Hello, I'm experiencing difficulties in creating a bridge adapter in my pineapple device. My setup involves an additional Ethernet adapter, connected via USB, which I need to bridge with the WiFi clients. The goal is to establish connectivity between the DHCP zones or, to be more specific, have both adapters within the same subnet. I'm having trouble attaching the USB adapter interface to the existing WiFi/LAN bridge. I would greatly appreciate any guidance or configuration examples to help me through this scenario. Thank you very much!

I am considering whether the issue could be related to the UE200 chipset, specifically the `RTL8152B` variant. According to the documentation for the pineapple, it supports the `RTL8152` chipset without the "B" variant out of the box. Although I am still unsure about the root cause of this problem, I have decided to purchase an adapter with the `AX88179` chipset, most likely the UE306, and move on from the issue. It is unfortunate that such a simple problem occurred in the field, and I have made a note for myself to test adapters with the pineapple before deploying them in the future. Thanks for general help :)

Sorry for slow response time - It seems that my posting capabilities are limited on this forum since I recently registered. However, even after connecting and disconnecting the adapter, the `/proc/net/dev` remains the same, showing only the standard adapters from the pineapple. I have tested the same usb adapter on Windows, Linux, and ARM devices, and it works perfectly fine on all of them except for the MK7. Unfortunately, rebooting the device does not result in any changes to its configuration. While the USB device itself is recognized, an `ethX` interface is not created. I am curious if anyone has attempted to troubleshoot the driver issue at a lower level. It seems that while the USB adapter is recognized as a USB device, an `ethX` interface is not being created. Could it be that the architecture of the pineapple requires additional configuration that I am not yet aware of?

Hello, I have encountered an issue while attempting to use an MK7 device powered by a battery (in this case, through a power bank). The battery connection occupies one of the USB-C slots, and I'm trying to connect a TP-Link USB Ethernet adapter (UE200) to the USB-A port. When I run the `lsusb` command, it shows that the device is connected and detected. However, I'm unable to see any interface when I use the `ip link show` or `ifconfig` command. I have installed the necessary drivers from packages, but it didn't seem to resolve the issue. I was wondering if anyone has encountered similar problems while running somewhat similar scenarios? Any information or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.