Update: I've reproduced the bug as shown in the picture (taken using my
LineageOS phone)
The drivers come from the kernel and it seems a logical place to start. Part
of troubleshooting is trying out different things. Trying a different kernel
would then help to, if nothing else, rule that out.
I planned to make a presentation using a free/libre distribution yesterday,
but with very limited hardware resources. And the situation was very
embarrassing. They said that Trisquel was the stupidest operating system that
even couldn't correctly detect the type of a mature NIC.
And I don't
My wireless adapter is shown as following using lspci command. (It's actually
an Atheros AR5424, though)
03:00.0 Ethernet controller: Qualcomm Atheros AR5212 802.11abg NIC (rev 01)
In Trisquel 8.0 mini, it's recognized as "Wired 2" (whereas "Wired 1" is the
true ethernet adapter) and I can't
