Ciao Magnus, mag...@autistici.org <mag...@autistici.org> (2024-12-31): > I did this Debian installation for a friend of mine who (unfortunately) > decided to keep the pre-installed proprietary operating system. > > The problem during the installation was the following: d-i detected the > Qualcomm Atheros AR9485 wireless network card, but it couldn't connect > for some reason! This problem is present in the installed system, too: > the wifi networks are shown but no connections despite correct passwords. > I tested with two different mobile phones using tethering wifi.
That's a very interesting data point, thanks: that's not a limitation of the installer environment then, most likely a problem with the Linux kernel modules and/or firmware for this particular bit of hardware. You could maybe give bookworm-backports a shot (sticking to a bookworm baseline)? Or maybe you could look into the brand new Trixie Alpha 1 images we've just published (with a trixie aka. testing baseline)? (Possibly just checking the wireless connection part, without installing everything again… with a testing base this time.) Cheers, -- Cyril Brulebois (k...@debian.org) <https://debamax.com/> D-I release manager -- Release team member -- Freelance Consultant
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