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rajeevrdev
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I didn't think of a possibility of wifi driver support never being there. Return is not possible now. I'm trying to replace mediatek with an intel.
It's a start. Now we just need someone to step-in that can decipher the code from your origial post in this threadI'm trying to replace mediatek with an intel.
It's been my experience to fix the problem is to blacklist the onboard wifi nic, Then reboot and the new wifi dongle should work. That is if it's a wifi dongle that works out of the box with Linux.I didn't think of a possibility of wifi driver support never being there. Return is not possible now. I'm trying to replace mediatek with an intel.
By replacing are we talking about pulling out a soldering tool and removing the onboard nic or blacklisting the onboard and plugging in the wifi dongle that OP purchased?It's a start. Now we just need someone to step-in that can decipher the code from your origial post in this thread
No bro, usually they're just one tiny screw to attach to the mobo. M.2 2230.By replacing are we talking about pulling out a soldering tool and removing the onboard nic or blacklisting the onboard and plugging in the wifi dongle that OP purchased?
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Oh, yeah, roger that--No bro, usually they're just one tiny screw to attach to the mobo. M.2 2230.
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Found the Advanced Hardware Support! Great thinking Condobloke-Just as a matter of interest.....Try loading mx linux onto a usb stick and running it is a Live version (not installed)
Download Links – MX Linux
mxlinux.org
There is AHS (Advanced Hardware Support) version of mx linux at that link
* Xfce and Xfce-AHS (Advanced Hardware Support)
long key ID: 9B68A1E8B9B6375C: “Dolphin Oracle (mx linux) <[email protected]>”
fingerprint: F62EDEAA3AE70A9C99DAC4189B68A1E8B9B6375C
so for those that don’t need the newer open source graphics stack, there is little point is using AHSrajeevrdev,
Did you try installing MX Linux?
The Advanced Hardware Support looks good.