It says the same.
Anyways, thank you! And thank you all for all your time! I think that this doesn't have any solution out there and I'm not really an expert so I think I will install another distro and after that I will try Linux Mint (on another version) again.
One more time, thank you guys!
P.S. still believe it's a secure boot problem, one op said he actually had to disconnect the laptops battery for a bit then go into bios and disable secure boot and it started working.
P.S. still believe it's a secure boot problem, one op said he actually had to disconnect the laptops battery for a bit then go into bios and disable secure boot and it started working.
The first:
4.13.0-37-generic
And the other one:
0: hci0: Bluetooth
Soft blocked: yes
Hard blocked: no
Anyways, I'm starting to think that maybe my laptop can't run any Linux distro?? I have tried with Ubuntu and it was the same problem. That didn't happened in Windows. My laptop is an ASUS one. Can this be true?
your particular wireless card is problematic with secure boot and ubuntu based distros. I even have seen threads with problems on Fedora same thing.
But ubuntu ones seemed to be fixed with disabling secure boot and that should work in Mint also.
Will keep looking there must be a solution.
kc1di wrote: ⤴Tue Apr 03, 2018 2:39 pm
your particular wireless card is problematic with secure boot and ubuntu based distros. I even have seen threads with problems on Fedora same thing.
But ubuntu ones seemed to be fixed with disabling secure boot and that should work in Mint also.
Will keep looking there must be a solution.
WAIT!
I did a mistake. Your solution was the right one, the secure boot was enabled. Thank you, thank you, thank you! I'm really happy I can finally use Linux Mint.
Thanks to everybody!