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I installed Fedora 30 on a drive in my PC. The install went fine,
but I can't connect to my WiFi.
I am using a Realtek RTL8812AU NIC and the lsusb command sees it.
I have tried all kinds of config commands in Terminal but no luck.
Does anybody a procedure on how to configure the above NIC?
Thank you for your help!
fedora wifi realtek
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I installed Fedora 30 on a drive in my PC. The install went fine,
but I can't connect to my WiFi.
I am using a Realtek RTL8812AU NIC and the lsusb command sees it.
I have tried all kinds of config commands in Terminal but no luck.
Does anybody a procedure on how to configure the above NIC?
Thank you for your help!
fedora wifi realtek
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I installed Fedora 30 on a drive in my PC. The install went fine,
but I can't connect to my WiFi.
I am using a Realtek RTL8812AU NIC and the lsusb command sees it.
I have tried all kinds of config commands in Terminal but no luck.
Does anybody a procedure on how to configure the above NIC?
Thank you for your help!
fedora wifi realtek
edited 8 mins ago
fpmurphy
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I installed Fedora 30 on a drive in my PC. The install went fine,
but I can't connect to my WiFi.
I am using a Realtek RTL8812AU NIC and the lsusb command sees it.
I have tried all kinds of config commands in Terminal but no luck.
Does anybody a procedure on how to configure the above NIC?
Thank you for your help!
fedora wifi realtek
fedora wifi realtek
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