It sometimes takes a min or so to come activecaf4926 wrote:So tryCode: Select all
sudo modprobe -rv rt2800pci
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sudo modprobe -v rt3562sta
If it does we need to add a blacklist for rt2800pci
It sometimes takes a min or so to come activecaf4926 wrote:So tryCode: Select all
sudo modprobe -rv rt2800pci
Code: Select all
sudo modprobe -v rt3562sta
Output from sudo modprobe -rv rt2800pci is;caf4926 wrote:It sometimes takes a min or so to come activecaf4926 wrote:So tryCode: Select all
sudo modprobe -rv rt2800pci
Code: Select all
sudo modprobe -v rt3562sta
If it does we need to add a blacklist for rt2800pci
These should have worked, assuming we are on the right trackcaf4926 wrote:It sometimes takes a min or so to come activecaf4926 wrote:So tryCode: Select all
sudo modprobe -rv rt2800pci
Code: Select all
sudo modprobe -v rt3562sta
If it does we need to add a blacklist for rt2800pci
That's rightIan Clarke wrote:Yes ! you're a star ! Thanks for your help with this, I couldn't have done it without you.
As soon as I rebooted the connection was recognised and it connected automatically. So it seems that the wrong Kernel Module was installed automatically then, I wish there was a better way to deal with this issue or at least some other way to discover this error but it's all sorted now anyway so I'll mark this thread as [SOLVED]
Thanks again for your efforts, I really do appreciated it.
Cheers
Ian