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Title:
wifi card lost function
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
The kernel 4.15.0-96 is the last working one with my WiFi card. The
same problem occurred with kernels larger than 5.3.0-28. My first
thought of a hardware failure due to a low or empty BIOS battery was
not confirmed. The laptop is a dual boot with Linux Mint 19.3 as first
system and Win 8.1 as second. Win 8.1 did not show these errors. It is
also not my first choice. The non-functioning kernels can't find my
WLAN anymore, the neighbors can. Even re-entering the SSID and the key
does not help. The WLAN is visible.
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