Arch Linux Netgear Adapter not working/recognized.
by BigWyrm67 from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6FQAB)
System specs:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2600
GPU: AMD RX 6700 XT
Motherboard: X470 AORUS ULTRA
So I recently got GarudaOS working on my PC. The first main problem I encountered is my Netgear A6100 is not working. I ran a inxi -Fxz in terminal and it shows Netgear A6100 under network but drivers for it is listed as n/a. This is strange to me because this dongle worked out of the box for me on Ubuntu and Linux Mint.
Im currently using a workaround to get internet to my GarudaOS using a direct wired DSL connection, but its not sustainable because I have to disable wireless internet for the rest of my house to do this.
Is there any drivers I can get through terminal for my Netgear adapter or any workarounds? If not, can anyone recommend wireless adapters that work out of the box for Arch Linux? Frankly I would rather spend $15 on a new dongle if this is going to take a whole day tinkering just to do a workaround.
All advice and recommendation are appreciated. :)
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2600
GPU: AMD RX 6700 XT
Motherboard: X470 AORUS ULTRA
So I recently got GarudaOS working on my PC. The first main problem I encountered is my Netgear A6100 is not working. I ran a inxi -Fxz in terminal and it shows Netgear A6100 under network but drivers for it is listed as n/a. This is strange to me because this dongle worked out of the box for me on Ubuntu and Linux Mint.
Im currently using a workaround to get internet to my GarudaOS using a direct wired DSL connection, but its not sustainable because I have to disable wireless internet for the rest of my house to do this.
Is there any drivers I can get through terminal for my Netgear adapter or any workarounds? If not, can anyone recommend wireless adapters that work out of the box for Arch Linux? Frankly I would rather spend $15 on a new dongle if this is going to take a whole day tinkering just to do a workaround.
All advice and recommendation are appreciated. :)