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this is both in Oracle Linux and Ubuntu. latest-greatest.
I can see the wifi card but unable to activate it. Strangely I had it working on OL9.2 before, forgot what I did to make it work. The card works under Win10 so I know the hardware is good. There is no option to turn on wifi. It's as if it's not read into the kernel.
this is both in Oracle Linux and Ubuntu. latest-greatest.
I can see the wifi card but unable to activate it. Strangely I had it working on OL9.2 before, forgot what I did to make it work. The card works under Win10 so I know the hardware is good. There is no option to turn on wifi. It's as if it's not read into the kernel.
...an exact answer to your question, with commands to run to fix it. As you were told in your other not-followed-up in thread, you appear to be missing firmware. And you (again) don't say what version of Ubuntu or Oracle Linux. Your other threads mention xubuntu 22.04, but the latest version of that is 23.10, with a different kernel. Which is it?? And Ubuntu 23.10 seems to include these drivers/firmware.
I'd also recompile a new custom kernel such as the 6.1.x which is I hope LTS?
In this custome kernel I'd make sure to enable loading the firmware.
The new Ubuntu 23.10 kernel has this in it already, and the firmware package can already be loaded with the first links provided. The OP posted almost this same question before, but doesn't put much effort into researching or following instructions.
FWIW the AX210 doesn't work for me with a fresh Ubuntu 23.10.1 LIVE USB boot. There seems to be a lot of incorrect information being posted here so let me try to clear this up.
FWIW the AX210 doesn't work for me with a fresh Ubuntu 23.10.1 LIVE USB boot. There seems to be a lot of incorrect information being posted here so let me try to clear this up.
Update:
Using the latest linux-firmware from git does seem to fix it also.
Yes, these things were already posted about a kernel bug and about the version of Ubuntu that has it in there. The Live version doesn't. So there was nothing incorrect posted here, thanks.
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