on a Lenovo ThinkCentre M72e DT system running Linux 4.13.0-37-generic (x86_64) (17.10) the adapter was recognized natively - does NOT indicate any activity, i.e., LED does not blink.

On a Medion Akoya E1210 running Lubuntu 4.13.0-37-generic (i686) (17.10), the adapter LED works perfectly, indicating any activity as expected modules installed to get it operational are referred to in the two hyperlinks above.

After having made it work using the suggestions/modules addressed here - and here - I made the following observations: If no good, I'll post links to my latest kernel & driver.''ģIMG.jpg (61.82 KiB) Viewed 293 times 2IMG.jpg (70.12 KiB) Viewed 293 times 1IMG.jpg (77.I have got an issue with subject USB WLAN adapter. Copy all 3 rtl8192eu firmware files from linkĬopy into /lib/firmware/rtlwifi, load rtl8192eu driver & reboot, saving. Assuming you've compiled that driver OK, it may be firmware missing. Is the following part of a post that I found somewhere else, relevant here? Do I have to compile a driver as I don't know how to compile a driver? I can copy those files if you think it will work? If so do I have to do anything else? I'm not sure how to 'load the driver'?>

Some messages came up along the way which I posted further down. do I edit the config-5.4.53 file in the boot folder, or do I just type in the command in a terminal window? I guess blacklisting it will solve the first two messages below?ī)ok, I used Network Wizard exactly as you described but it ended up not-associated with WPA state stuck at 'associating'. If so how will it get an up to date version - will b) below do that? And how do I blacklist it. and declare itself successfulĪlso make sure your system's time zone setting is correct - if not, many website's certificates then act as if they are expired, and the webpage won't display.Ī)Am I correct in thinking that blacklisting file rtl8xxxu stops old versions of the file loading. Select Auto DHCP in the Configure interface box and it will go through a handshake routine. A box will come up “REPORT ON TEST 0f wlan0CONNECTION”ġ3. A box will appear showing Puppy trying to connectġ2. A box will open for you to write the WPA password. Most people use WPA/TKIP - select it or WPA2.Ĩ. It should already be what you selected in step 5.ħ. Select Scan and your ESSID (WIFI router) should come up.Ħ. Select Wireless in the Configure wireless network box.Ĥ. Select wlan0 (your network card may have a different description)ģ. Network Wizard wireless connection steps.Ģ. If you want to do it using Network Wizard. Should find them in menu -> Setup -> Internet Connection Maybe first try SNS (Simple Network Setup) So need to know specific connection program you are trying to use? Specifically what network connection program is being used is important. By what you say, you probably are missing a step.

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