My problem is a bit similar to the topic below mine, but I don't want to interfere with him/her.
I recently started an old (March 2021, well) Ubuntu installation on a MacBook. Everything works fine except for the fact that there is no WiFi at all. In the settings under network, WiFi does not even exist. It doesn't show up. Since its a MacBook and I don't have an ethernet adapter, I currently don't have Internet on it in any way.
I ran some commands to see what happened.
does not do anything.Code:sudo systemctl restart network-manager
The output of the following command shows the existence of a WiFi card.
Sorry, I can only show it to you as a photo since I cannot send it anywhere:Code:lspci -nnk | grep -iA3 net; lsusb; dmesg | egrep -i 'blue|firm'
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tells me that there only is the loopback device.Code:sudo up link show
Is there anything I can do to solve that without actually having Internet? It seems very weird to me, honestly.
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