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Here is a slow wifi connection, in fedora 37 gnome, can't found fix #316

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gugbarseghyan opened this issue Feb 19, 2023 · 11 comments
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@gugbarseghyan
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gugbarseghyan commented Feb 19, 2023

The problem is with linux, 'couse when i was used windows there wasn't any problem

@dubhater
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Check what driver you are actually using:

lsmod | grep 8821

@gugbarseghyan
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Check what driver you are actually using:

lsmod | grep 8821

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here is the result

@dubhater
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Create the file /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-rtw88.conf with this content:

blacklist rtw88_8821ce
blacklist rtw_8821ce

And reboot. Then you will be able to use the driver from this repository, which probably works better.

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how can i create it

Create the file /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-rtw88.conf with this content:

blacklist rtw88_8821ce
blacklist rtw_8821ce

And reboot. Then you will be able to use the driver from this repository, which probably works better.

how can i do it )

@gugbarseghyan
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'cause i have no directory with modprobe.d
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dubhater commented Mar 9, 2023

It's /etc/modprobe.d/ not /modprobe.d/.

@gugbarseghyan
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yeah, the first i change direction to /etc/ then i want to join modprobe.d, here but it gives me problem

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dubhater commented Mar 9, 2023

If you're already in /etc/ then it's cd modprobe.d not cd /modprobe.d.

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If you're already in /etc/ then it's cd modprobe.d not cd /modprobe.d.

oh thanks, i already create it and reboot it, what i need to do

@dubhater
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Is the wifi still slow? Then check again what driver you are using:

lsmod | grep 8821

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how can i create it

Create the file /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-rtw88.conf with this content:

blacklist rtw88_8821ce
blacklist rtw_8821ce

And reboot. Then you will be able to use the driver from this repository, which probably works better.

how can i do it )

Thank you so much, this works for me, but just blocking one of the two, if I block all, the wifi vanish xd

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