Although you can use the Forum's Search engine from one of the links on any page of the Forum, psearch is a dedicated Search Engine into both this and the 'old-archived' Forum. Ask how if you will need to do that or if you are uncertain that you have one of the Puppys for which ozsouth has already provided drivers.įor future reference, you should bookmark this website. If your Puppy's current kernel can not use an available driver, you can swap it's kernel for one which can.
The kernels ozsouth compiled against were K 5.4.53 and k4.19.23. I use to mean what the Puppy Dev included: what is there out-of-the-box. You'll need to Save to your SaveFile/Folder to make anything 'persistent'. 06c#p35232Īnd just Left-Click the downloaded pet to install it.Īfter installing, Menu>Exit>Restart-Graphical Server (AKA 'x') for Puppy to re-catalog what makes up its operating system. ozsouth has compiled the Realtek RTL8821ce driver for the 'stock' Fossapup64 and the 'stock' Bionicpup64. At the moment there are about a dozen 64-bit Puppys actively maintained.ĭrivers have to be compiled* under and for the kernel, one of the essential, foundation structures of any Linux operating system. Each has somethings unique to that Puppy.
All have some of their infra-structure in common. Puppy is NOT a distribution but rather a FAMILY of distributions. or from the name used by the Dev in his/her opening post - e.g. Get it either from the ISO you downloaded - e.g. I am desperate to make Linux work on my main machine and I don't want to give up.Always tell us the exact name of the Puppy involved. My laptop does not have an ethernet port, only wireless card that does not work. Another big concern for me is, even if I were to do all this, how can I get it installed in the first place? The driver itself requires some packages that I would need to install first, which I cannot do without internet connection.
I already searched through askubuntu and found this Network driver for Realtek 8852 20.10īut the guide is very hard for me to understand, they use an unofficial driver from a kind git user, and say that I will need to rebuild it every time my system gets updated. Please tell me if there is a viable solution to this problem, or I will have to wait for an unknown amount of time until the driver is provided. Ubuntu (or any other linux distribution) does not recognize or provide drivers for this wireless card. Realtek RTL8852AE WiFi 6 802.11ax PCIe Adapter I bought a new Lenovo Ideapad 5 Pro that ships with this network card, full name:
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