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Hello, I'm currently installing solus on my old laptop, but I have a problem, during the live usb process. I can't connect to any wifi network. It says wifi disabled, I tried the fn+f3 but didn't work. So I went back to windows and check the network driver there and it says Qualcomm atheros AR5B97 but when I run this code inxi -n on the terminal it showed Qualcomm Atheros AR9287. HELP
Judging from my web search, I think that the Qualcomm Linux drivers might be a little problematic, but I have no personal experience with Qualcomm.
As a general rule, I prefer to do installs with a wired connection in case the computer's wireless chipset is not supported out-of-the-box by the Linux kernel.
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