I have done clean installations for various Debian distros, but i can not make my wifi work. it works in older version of Debian
I have read some of the recommendations form others in the forum, but their issue at some point or another differs from mine.
I have an Asus UX50V Lap top, intel wifi link 5100. I need help to get it to work
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wifi not working
- stevepusser
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Re: wifi not working
nonfree package "firmware-iwlwifi". If that doesn't get it to work, yours may be hard or soft blocked, but only "it doesn't work" is quite useless for troubleshooting.
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Re: wifi not working
I have the non-free packages installed. the wifi does work in older versions, I kept a copy of an older version to check if the wifi card was working and it does. In latest version is not working
- Head_on_a_Stick
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Re: wifi not working
In my case on Debian 10, the networking service was attempting to bring up an interface with a name that does not exist on my machine. This was causing the whole networking service to fail (so no wifi either). You can check on your machine with On my machine, the solution was to modify this file: /etc/network/interfaces.d/setup and remove all the lines that mentioned the non-existent interface.
Hope that helps
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systemctl status networking.service
Hope that helps
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