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Ask how if you will need to do that or if you are uncertain that you have one of the Puppys for which ozsouth has already provided drivers.įor future reference, you should bookmark this website. If your Puppy's current kernel can not use an available driver, you can swap it's kernel for one which can. The kernels ozsouth compiled against were K 5.4.53 and k4.19.23. I use to mean what the Puppy Dev included: what is there out-of-the-box. You'll need to Save to your SaveFile/Folder to make anything 'persistent'.

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06c#p35232Īnd just Left-Click the downloaded pet to install it.Īfter installing, Menu>Exit>Restart-Graphical Server (AKA 'x') for Puppy to re-catalog what makes up its operating system.

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ozsouth has compiled the Realtek RTL8821ce driver for the 'stock' Fossapup64 and the 'stock' Bionicpup64. At the moment there are about a dozen 64-bit Puppys actively maintained.ĭrivers have to be compiled* under and for the kernel, one of the essential, foundation structures of any Linux operating system. Each has somethings unique to that Puppy. All have some of their infra-structure in common. Puppy is NOT a distribution but rather a FAMILY of distributions. or from the name used by the Dev in his/her opening post - e.g.

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Get it either from the ISO you downloaded - e.g. Make : Leaving directory '/usr/src/linux-headers-4.13.Always tell us the exact name of the Puppy involved. Makefile: 1546: recipe for target '_module_ / home / adam / rtlwifi_new' failed Scripts / Makefile.build: 302: recipe for target '/home/adam/rtlwifi_new/base.o' failed home/adam/rtlwifi_new/wifi.h:43:2: error: #error «This branch is abandoned. In file included from /home/adam/rtlwifi_new/base.c:26:0: Make : Entering directory '/usr/src/linux-headers-4.13.0-16-generic' Make -C /lib/modules/4.13.0-16-generic/build M = / home / adam / rtlwifi_new modules I have continued smoothly up to compilation, where does it say the branch is abandoned, how can I undo the steps to try other solutions? Or what has to be changed to follow the branch? Without further ado, if you know of any other solution to this problem that has been occurring for a long time, do not hesitate to share it with us. To go testing with them, it will be necessary to restart the computer every time we change the values. This is where we will play around with these values as optimal for us: sudo modprobe rtl8723be ant_sel=1 sudo modprobe rtl8723be ant_sel=2 Sudo modprobe -v rtl8723be ips=0 ant_sel=0 makeĪfter the installation we write the following: We start with the compilation and wait for it to finish. We enter the directory where the packages for the compilation of the rtl8723be drivers were downloaded: cd rtlwifi_new

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The first thing will be to open a terminal, where we will install the support for git and be able to download the necessary files, we will only have to write the following: sudo apt-get install build-essential git If you are one of the few that the controller is not identified to you and you cannot connect to the network, I leave the download link for you to just unzip and start from the compilation step. In this way, for those of us who had problems with the low Wi-Fi signal on our computer, this could be a solution for you. Searching the net I came across an article, where a developer Share the Realtek rtl8723be drivers to compile and install. Seeing that many people suffered from the same problem, I found a fairly practical solution. Since my team counts with an integrated Realtek rtl8723be wifi card, the power and speed were poor, because I decided to find a solution with this. A major problems that I run into installing Linux on my HP 14-n007la computer, it was the compatibility of the drivers both graphics and network.