Closed rautyrauty closed 2 weeks ago
Even more logs with the Internet over the wire: dmesg-grep-rtw-bad.log
I found logs with working wifi and there is not a line with rtw: dmesg-good.log
I found someone else who is facing this problem: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=298678 I cleared the CMOS according to this guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9p0sAZ4Jno And the wifi is working again! I broke it again as follows: Go to BIOS -> Exit without saving changes.
I also installed Windows near Linux and wifi doesn't work there either :)
@rautyrauty I'm facing the same exact issue. Did you solve the issue? Os detects realtek wifi card but it doesnt show up in settings.
@Narsimha96 No, I haven't solved the problem. This is a laptop from ASUS - I need to write to them, since the problem is with Windows too (They don't support Linux).
I have ASUS Z790-V AX mobo. I installed windows, but drivers seem to be working fine. I'm facing issues with just ubuntu
A patch [1] might be related to this issue. The upcoming 6.12 will contain this patch.
A patch [1] might be related to this issue. The upcoming 6.12 will contain this patch.
Great! I will definitely check the fix this week or next!
Tested on 6.12-rc6, it works. Thank you for your work, @pkshih.
Initially, the Internet worked. I tried to solve the problem with sleep mode, went into the BIOS, turned fastboot on and off. Then I noticed that the Internet was gone. I did not update the firmware. No packages either. Reinstalled Linux - the problem remains.
0000:01:00.0 Network controller [0280]: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. Device [10ec:b851]
cat sos_commands/kernel/dmesg | grep rtw89
lspci.txt