There is not even a “Help” or a “Read Me”. There is not even a Doc on their official web page, if there was I cannot find it. Context: I am trying to transition from Windows to Linux. I am using Linux Mint in VM Ware before fully switching to it.
There is not even a “Help” or a “Read Me”. There is not even a Doc on their official web page, if there was I cannot find it. Context: I am trying to transition from Windows to Linux. I am using Linux Mint in VM Ware before fully switching to it.
Please run
lsusband post the output of the line where your wireless chip is here.Did you install the
linux-firmwareand/orfirmware-ralinkpackage?You might be able to just search the internet for the vendor/device ID (the 8 hex digits looking like
00a0:ab67) and “linux mint” and find a guide on how to run this.If you install
lshwand dolshw -c netyou might also gain valuable information about your network hardware.I found 2 README Files. This one and this one
WAIT, is this it?
-network description: Ethernet interface physical id: 2 bus info: usb@3:13 logical name: usb0 serial: 6e:23:2f:0e:47:0e capabilities: ethernet physical configuration: broadcast=yes driver=rndis_host driverversion=22-Aug-2005 firmware=RNDIS device ip=192.168.70.35 link=yes multicast=yes WARNING: output may be incomplete or inaccurate, you should run this program as super-user.
this looks like Ethernet, not WLAN.
hmm… maybe it’s the wrong driver and im being stupid
Is this a wifi or a LAN card? What model exactly.is it?
Even if you don’t know this, you’re not stupid. At most you simply lack experience or knowledge.
It’s a USB adapter, LB-Link BL-WN351. My father got me this 6 months ago.
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Can you try and look into this one?. The README should be in the “doc” folder.