Hi ! > I'm running the Realtek (RTL811/RTL8168) onboard network interface, > which seems to cause problems for several different Linux distros. I > had no success with making it work in Debian, either. I think new > drivers need to be introduced into the kernel to make it work > properly.
from what I understood, there are a lot of different interfaces with the same name... I saw there https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2137075 that for some people the 13.04 release of ubuntu fixed those driver issues while for others with the same chipset, it broke everything... knowing that and the fact that this chipset is discontinued, I doubt that it will be fully supported by any distro one day... > However, I see no way of doing that with a live install > such as Tails, at least without consistent headache having to install > new drivers each time I boot. maybe you could write a script, put it in your Persistent directory, and lauch it manually after every boot ? cheers
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