Hi Philip,
On Wednesday, 31 May 2023 18:06:19 BST Philip Webb wrote:
> 230531 Mark Dymek wrote:
> > are you installing Gentoo or is this on a running system ?
> > because the minimal installer only uses wpa_supplicant .
> > i couldn’t get wi-fi to work when i was installing Gentoo.
> > once i had
230531 Mark Dymek wrote:
> are you installing Gentoo or is this on a running system ?
> because the minimal installer only uses wpa_supplicant .
> i couldn’t get wi-fi to work when i was installing Gentoo.
> once i had everything installed though it worked.
That's interesting, but it doesn't take
230531 Jack wrote:
> On 5/31/23 12:30, Philip Webb wrote:
>> Also, under "configuration:", Mint says "broadcast=yes, driver=nt7921e,
> Is there a typo? Above says driver nt7921e (first letter N)
>> driver_version=5.15.0-generic, firmware=__91-20220209 150915,
>> latency=0, multicast=yes, w
are you installing gentoo or is this on a running system? because the minimal
installer only uses wpa_supplicant i couldn’t get wi-fi to work when i was
installing gentoo. once i had everything installed though it worked.
On Wed, May 31, 2023, at 12:30 PM, Philip Webb wrote:
> Thanks to Michael
On 5/31/23 12:30, Philip Webb wrote:
Thanks to Michael for his helpful advice.
I've narrowed the problem down somewhat,
but Wifi still doesn't work on Gentoo, tho' it does on Mint + SR.
The difference seems to be that when I enter 'lshw -class network' in Mint,
I get "network | description : Wir
Thanks to Michael for his helpful advice.
I've narrowed the problem down somewhat,
but Wifi still doesn't work on Gentoo, tho' it does on Mint + SR.
The difference seems to be that when I enter 'lshw -class network' in Mint,
I get "network | description : Wireless interface ... ",
but in Gentoo it
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