Just build my own computer and installed ubuntu 16.04. But I can't seem to get my wifi usb adapter working. It's an iptimeA3000UA. Although the packaging said it only works for windows, I thought it would be fine.
Here's my wireless info script as suggested I should add:
$ lsusb gives me:
ID 0bda:b812 Realtek Semiconductor Corp.I downloaded the original windows drivers and used ndiswrapper (). I installed it properly and it also gives "hardware present: yes", but still no wifi.
$ ndiswrapper -L gives me:
netrtwlanu : driver installed
device (0BDA:B812) presentSo on this site I found that mine is 8812bu iguess: :
"0bda:b812 Realtek RTL8812BU Wireless 802.11ac 2x2 USB 3.0 NIC"
So I tried to install drivers for RTL8822BU (works for 8812 too I guess) off of github , but still no luck.
I am doing something wrong, or does my device simply not work?
3 Answers
Found the solution:
did as instructed and works like a charm!! :D
1I have a solution for Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, with a Techkey-6B06, which uses an RTL8812BU chipset.
git clonemodify
build.sh: It's missingsudoin front of eachdkmscommand.chmod +x build.sh./build.sh
Then just configure your wifi settings in Ubuntu as normal.
If you want to have the driver available at startup, it will be convenient to register it in DKMS. An executable explanation of how to do so can be found in the script deploy.sh. Since registering a kernel module in DKMS is a major intervention, only execute it if you understand what the script does.
git clone
cd rtl88x2bu/ && ./deploy.sh Eyal's answer worked on my Ubuntu 18.04 desktop with kernel 4.15. I bought the Techkey Wireless USB WiFi Adapter, 1200Mbps Dual Band 2.42GHz/300Mbps 5.8GHz/867Mbps High Gain Dual 5dBi Antennas Network WiFi USB 3.0 for Desktop Laptop with Windows 10/8/7/XP, Mac OS/10.4-10.15.
Steps are as follows:
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cd path/to/rtl88x2bu-5.6.1_30362.20181109_COEX20180928-6a6asudo chmod +x build.shbash build.sh
