On 1/10/23 18:10, Alexander V. Makartsev wrote:
In that case check if "rfkill" kernel module is actually loaded,
because it is necessary for rfkill utility to function:
$ lsmod | grep -iE "rfkill"
Use "modprobe" utulity to load it:
$ sudo modprobe rfkill
It is possible that driver module (your current version) for this
adapter simply doesn't support "rfkill" subsystem.
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With kindest regards, Alexander.
Thank Alexander! i run lsmod | grep -iE "rfkill", it says
rfkill 20480 2 cfg80211
both "modprobe rfkill" and rfkill return nothing
