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UPDATE: I found out that somehow that driver has set my WLAN module's 'Roaming Sensitivity' setting to 'Low', which was causing it to not be able to detect any wireless signal whatsoever. I have to use an external linksys adapter because my onboard realtek is gone :/ĭisregard above comment because I was pissed when I wrote that.
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I am now convinced this procedure has bricked my wlan adapter - windows still recognizes the device but there is some problem because it no longer senses any wireless connections.
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Tried booting into windows 7 and still, no longer it can detect any wireless connections. After rebooting, no longer it could open any wireless connections. Well, then here's some new feedback for ya: I did all of the above and got the same compile error and fixed it with your suggestion. Guarantee it won't cause any problems, but it's better than nothing. TheĬard seems to work as it did before, although it might be less power-efficient. So far I haven't experienced any problems. Possible to compile when using the 3.4 kernel. Test the driver by loading it (this is a one-time step after you reboot once, the driver should automatically load on every boot): sudo modprobe rtl8723eĬommenting out/removing the IEEE80211_HW_BEACON_FILTER (line 320 in base.c) makes it
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Paste the below line to download and extract the driver archive in one single step: wget -O- | tar -xzĬhange to the extracted driver's directory, build and install the driver:Ĭd rtl_92ce_92se_92de_8723ae_linux_mac80211_0006.0514.2012 You'll need to install these packages first to build the driver: sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-generic linux-headers-`uname -r` How do I build and install the driver on Ubuntu? I can confirm that this file is what it claims to be, with this content listing, provided it has the following MD5 or SHA1 hashes: (which you can verify with md5sum or sha1sum)
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For unknown reasons, neither the Windows nor Linux drivers are available on their website (yet). Support for the RTL8273AE-BT has been added by Realtek in the 92-series driver, version 0006.0514.2012. Realtek is making the official Linux driver available unofficially (via Dropbox) Product: RTL8111/8168B PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet controller Ĭapabilities: pm msi pciexpress msix vpd bus_master cap_list ethernet physical tp mii 10bt 10bt-fd 100bt 100bt-fd 1000bt 1000bt-fd autonegotiationĬonfiguration: autonegotiation=on broadcast=yes driver=r8169 driverversion=2.3LK-NAPI duplex=full firmware=N/A ip=192.168.0.106 latency=0 link=yes multicast=yes port=MII speed=100Mbit/s If anyone can shed a light on alternatives, I'd be very thankful.Įdit: lshw -C network output $ sudo lshw -C network -numeric It's really frustrating to buy a new notebook to use only with Ubuntu and not be able to use its wi-fi connection. If I sudo su and try again, I get the error bash: echo: write error: Invalid argument. I also tried to echo 10ec 8723 > new_id on the sysfs (/sys/bus/pci/drivers/rtl8192de) location ( of the driver (actually, on each of them, one at a time), but I get a "Permission denied" error even with sudo. Since Realtek's Linux drivers for RTL8192CE/SE/DE actually mention the 8723 chipset in its sources, I tried compiling them and modprobing them, but they don't pick up the card ID (10ec:8723). The same errors occurred for both versions. I tried using both the 64-bit version (on my installed system, which uses the x86_64 version of Ubuntu) and the 32-bit version (on a live-USB x86 system with persistence enabled) of the Windows XP driver. Since this function doesn't seem to be called from anywhere in ndiswrapper's code, I'd assume the Windows driver is somehow calling it with bogus parameters. Upon further investigation, I have found that the function NdisMMapIOSpace (ndis.c:808), in 1.58rc1, gets called with physical address and length zero, which causes the failure. 1.58rc1 has dummy functions in their places, but it fails with a "ioremap failed" message. Both failed: version 1.57 does not provide an interface for the functions IoWMIOpenBlock and IoWMIQueryAllData.
Installed ndiswrapper versions 1.57 (from repositories, with dkms) and 1.58rc1 (compiled from source from ndiswrapper's website). I have tried the following steps in order to try and make it work: Realtek usually makes drivers available for its card, but this specific one doesn't have a driver available on Realtek's website. I bought a new laptop with a RTL8723AE-BT wireless card, but it seems there is nothing that makes it work.
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