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Issue with Intel’s AX210 Wi-Fi 6E card and Linux
I just bought an AX210NGW and installed it in my laptop motherboard, however I am having some issues with it: the OS simply does not recognize it. Beforehand, I attach the description of my machine ...
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Buildroot: wpa_supplicant cannot connect to ESP32 SoftAP
I have a SoftAP set up using ESP32-S3. Clean example from ESP-IDF SDK, no changes on my end. I also have a MilkV-Duo board running buildroot with RTL8188 network card over USB. Here's the state of ...
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No wireless networks shown in nmtui
I run Artix with both OpenBox and LXDE and i can connect to wifi normally with LXDE using the gui network manager in LXDE. But when logged in with OpenBox , nmtui shows no wireless networks. ...
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How to forget wireless networks from command line?
Using the command line on Debian, how can make the system forget the wireless networks I previously connected to?
Thanks.
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How do I stop rfkill module from hardblocking my wifi, without rfkill command?
I went into my BIOS the other day, didn't change anything, and rebooted. After this, my wifi was hardblocked. I looked online for solutions, and learned of the rfkill command. But I get
rfkill: ...
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Run Wifi (Intel AX210) with Single Antenna
Is it possible to run an Intel AX210 chip using a single antenna? I've got an embedded project where a single antenna would be optimal. With a single antenna, I get almost perfect data connectivity, ...
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Installing TP-Link AC1200 T5E PCIe Adapter on Debian 11
There's a lot of info online about how to install the TP-Link AC1200 T4UH version, or similar, but nothing on the T5E as far as I could find.
How do you setup the TP-Link AC1200 T5E PCIe Adapter on ...
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Gentoo installation WiFi issues after rebooting what to install in chroot
I'm installing Gentoo. Last time I tried my wifi was not working, so this time I want to make sure I get it right.
I'm done with this step:
emerge --ask --verbose --update --deep --newuse @world
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Linux WiFi connection disconnected due to inactivity
Recently my WiFi connection keeps disconnected/connected like in a loop several times a day while i'm actively working.
I tried a lot of options:
Contacted support team for my router's brand. They ...
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Connecting Linux to 5G WiFi, whereas on 2.4G works just fine
I have an quirky issue connecting my Linux machine to WiFi router only on 5Ghz band, whereas on 2.4Ghz everything works fine(, but limiting the internet bandwidth severly).
I suppose that's not router ...
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wpa_supplicant on Debian doesn't connect to network
I'm currently trying to connect to my home WiFi network (WPA2 security), but when I run sudo wpa_supplicant -B -D wext -i wlan0 -c /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf, running /sbin/iw wlan0 link immediately ...
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Connecting to wifi from command line
The perfect scenario for all you command line jockeys. Recently, I was removing KDM from my linux partition ( I run sabayon), and apparently got rid of a bit of Gnome that was crucial to loading a ...
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Wi-Fi adapter install error Linux Mint
All right?
I have an adapter that has worked on Windows 10. But on Cinnamon, it is not even recognized.
Follows some results, being the first one the attempt to install the driver that came with the ...
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WiFi USB card is not working VirtualBox Kali Linux
I am trying to define wlan to Kali Virtual Image at VirtualBox which is installed on Mac OS Catalina. I want to monitor wlan0. I defined card as USB 3.0 (port is 3.1 but there is no option for 3.1) to ...
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The name of my wireless card keeps switching randomly on reboot
I'm using Arch Linux on a Dell laptop. My wireless card was always named wlp*. Then after I installed something—which I don't remember (maybe some connection manager?)—and my wireless card randomly ...
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