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>> I did a search on this. There have been a number of folk complaining of
>> it on the fedora groups. It seems to have been a problem with a recent
Thanks. That worked for me, too.
Loading the firmware into Debian and using that for sys-net did *not* work
-- because it uses the same kernel. I found a router to plug into an
downloaded the firmware for the debian template. I switched from not
having the right firmware to replicating the f
Thanks for the reply. Your answer flipped a switch in my brain and I
checked the fedora issues. The answer was so simple for me. You might try
it too. Go into the qube settings for sys-net. Click on the advanced tab
and there in the upper right corner you can choose an earlier kernel.
Reboot th
You might try changing the template for sys-net from fedora to debian.
However, for me, it turns out that the debian template has old firmware for
my wireless device, and so I can't get wireless with it, either. But at
least it's a different error
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> I did a search on this. There have been a number of folk complaining of
> it on the fedora groups. It seems to have been a problem with a recent
> kernel update.
>
It's happened to me, too. On the fedora boards, it is fixed by installing
the newest kernel update. My problem is that I d
On Thursday, March 12, 2020 at 8:14:09 PM UTC-5, pc revival wrote:
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> I ran dmesg on sys-net and found this error
>
>16.185851] iwlwifi :00:06.0: Detected Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless
> AC 3168, REV=0x220
> [ 16.211008] iwlwifi :00:06.0: Can't parse phy_sku in B0, empty
> sections
I ran dmesg on sys-net and found this error
16.185851] iwlwifi :00:06.0: Detected Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless AC
3168, REV=0x220
[ 16.211008] iwlwifi :00:06.0: Can't parse phy_sku in B0, empty
sections
[ 16.211027] iwlwifi :00:06.0: Failed to read NVM: -61
[ 16.224013] iwlwi
On Wednesday, March 11, 2020 at 11:28:08 PM UTC-5, Guerlan wrote:
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> I know almost nothing about qubes internals but did you try to see if your
> pci card is mounted to sys-net as a PCI device? Does it appear there? Is it
> mounted in other qube?
>
> On Wednesday, March 11, 2020 at 10:30:54 PM
I know almost nothing about qubes internals but did you try to see if your
pci card is mounted to sys-net as a PCI device? Does it appear there? Is it
mounted in other qube?
On Wednesday, March 11, 2020 at 10:30:54 PM UTC-3, pc revival wrote:
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> I have been using Qubes for a while now on my per
