For iwconfig, you will likely not see any wlan with the new naming, it might be wlx??????????? any result fromCode:dmesg | grep 8812
For iwconfig, you will likely not see any wlan with the new naming, it might be wlx??????????? any result fromCode:dmesg | grep 8812
Okay. So. I tracked down the 1st party driver from Realtek and here it is along with all the documentation for Linux: https://www.dropbox.com/s/es6h2pyd0e...linux.zip?dl=0 (UPDATED LINK)
Last edited by thomas110; May 28th, 2016 at 06:09 PM.
No result from dmesg | grep 8812Just goes to the next line
Does the wifi work in the host? It may have to be disconnected from the host to be used in the guest. The module installed works on normal installs. I am downloading a new ISO to try on vmware to see if my USB wireless card works
Thank you. Yes It works on the host, but it is connected to the VM. It even shows up in Ubuntus USB list. Another thing I noticed when I "cd" into the driver folder, I try to run the command "sudo make install" to install the driver, but I get this error: install: cannot stat '8821au.ko': No such file or directory
And that is the driver that came with the usb adapter for Linux. Sudo make load or unload brings up "no rule to make target 'load'. Stop" also. Is it something wrong with the VM or the driver you think?
That driver was missing the alias for your wifiCode:sudo apt-get remove rtl8812au-dkms
Ignore if it says something about a non-empty directory, already existsCode:git clone https://github.com/ulli-kroll/rtl8821au.git
Then restart the guestCode:cd rtl8821au make sudo make install
The very last command "sudo make install" I get "make: *** No rule to make target 'install'. Stop."
But everything ellse works fine
is this an error with the Makefile?
It is not a normal makefile for some reason, lets try a different way
Restart guestCode:sudo cp rtl8821au.ko /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/drivers/net/wireless sudo depmod -a
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