Nazariyy20006
New Member
recently faced such a problem as the wlan0 network disappears in kali linux, it periodically does it, it doesn't do it, it doesn't appear at all, fortunately I solved this problem, I use the rtw8852be network card
1. Check which network card you have
Install the inxi package
code without brackets (sudo apt install inxi)
next type inxi -i this will show your network card
approximate result
Device-1: Realtek RTL8852BE PCIe 802.11ax Wireless Network
driver: rtw89_8852be
2. Install the driver, find your driver on the Internet and download it if and unzip it to the desktop or wherever it is convenient for you, then go to your folder with the driver where you moved it, usually the folder will be called the same as the name of the driver, go to this folder and open the terminal in this directory
3. Establish dependencies
code without brackets (sudo apt install make gcc linux-headers-$(uname -r) build-essential)
If you have an error, it is possible that you simply did not update the repositories, write sudo apt update and try again
3. installation
you should be in the driver directory in the folder
and write make in the terminal
wait for the end
and write sudo make install
4. Application of changes
Now let's activate it, for this we write
modprobe -rv and the name of your driver is mine, for example rtw8852be example modprobe -rv rtw8852be gave me an error, so I tried modprobe -rv 8852be
when you have everything clean and without any mistakes
then write modprobe -v 8852be
and everything should work out
I apologize if the translation is incorrect, I wrote it through translator so the translation may be incorrect
1. Check which network card you have
Install the inxi package
code without brackets (sudo apt install inxi)
next type inxi -i this will show your network card
approximate result
Device-1: Realtek RTL8852BE PCIe 802.11ax Wireless Network
driver: rtw89_8852be
2. Install the driver, find your driver on the Internet and download it if and unzip it to the desktop or wherever it is convenient for you, then go to your folder with the driver where you moved it, usually the folder will be called the same as the name of the driver, go to this folder and open the terminal in this directory
3. Establish dependencies
code without brackets (sudo apt install make gcc linux-headers-$(uname -r) build-essential)
If you have an error, it is possible that you simply did not update the repositories, write sudo apt update and try again
3. installation
you should be in the driver directory in the folder
and write make in the terminal
wait for the end
and write sudo make install
4. Application of changes
Now let's activate it, for this we write
modprobe -rv and the name of your driver is mine, for example rtw8852be example modprobe -rv rtw8852be gave me an error, so I tried modprobe -rv 8852be
when you have everything clean and without any mistakes
then write modprobe -v 8852be
and everything should work out
I apologize if the translation is incorrect, I wrote it through translator so the translation may be incorrect