I'm using Juno with a rt61pci wireless driver, did a lot of suggestions on different websites;
sudo modprobe -v rt61pci ant_sel=1
makes the wifi single strong, then it must automatically go back to default settings, tried doing what this website told me to save and restart https://appuals.com/increase-signal-strength-weak-wifi-signal-linux/ but when I restart, it's back to where it is.
I have no problem with WiFi on windows 10, but I would like to avoid using Windows as much as possible.
Is there any codes I can go about fixing the wifi? or should I buy a wifi booster and connect my pc with a ethernet cable to the booster? Thank you.
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worldofpeace
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5 years ago
I'm using Juno with a rt61pci wireless driver, did a lot of suggestions on different websites; sudo modprobe -v rt61pci ant_sel=1 makes the wifi single strong, then it must automatically go back to default settings, tried doing what this website told me to save and restart https://appuals.com/increase-signal-strength-weak-wifi-signal-linux/ but when I restart, it's back to where it is. I have no problem with WiFi on windows 10, but I would like to avoid using Windows as much as possible.
Is there any codes I can go about fixing the wifi? or should I buy a wifi booster and connect my pc with a ethernet cable to the booster? Thank you.