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Her0Zer0

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Her0Zer0 was last seen:: Sep 18, 2019 at 8:26 AM

1. leafoflegend
  Hey! Thanks for being so helpful with Linux for Razer! So in your earlier post you also discuss getting wi-fi up. I've looked over many links on the issue and have two questions: You used the basic QCA6174 firmware? And followed the code they listed exactly? And you discuss having to make it connect through command line - did you ever get it to work without command line?
  
  Jun 15, 2016
  2. Her0Zer0
    Sorry I never saw this message. You can get wifi working with the NetworkManager stack in Unity, but the problem is you can't get into Unity because the default nouveau display drivers don't work and it's a little tricky to get that updated without wifi given the dependencies needed.
    
    Command line is not too tough, still having issue?
    Are you having trouble getting wifi working from the Command line? I
    
    Jul 6, 2016
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