Hello, Daniel. У нд, 2025-10-19 у 11:01 +0100, Daniel Hatton пише: > > I bought the USB Bluetooth and Wifi dongle advertised at > < > https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CGF9LVL9?ref_=pe_125775000_1044873430_t_fe > d_asin_title>, > on the basis that having "Linux" in the name and "Libre" in the > description meant a better-than-average chance of it working with > Guix/Linux-Libre. The dongle appears in lsusb as > > Bus 001 Device 004: ID 0bda:c820 Realtek Semiconductor Corp. 802.11ac > NIC > > The kernel definitely seems to be trying to do something with it; > I've > appended below a diff between the output of lsmod just before and > just > after plugging the dongle in. However, I'm still getting "No Wi-Fi > Adapter Found", and unable to switch on Bluetooth, in the Gnome > settings > widget. > > What do folks think? Is there any hope of getting this dongle to > work, > or should I give up and stop wasting my time?
The product description says "Libre Computer", which is a single board computers company: https://libre.computer/ I do not know what is the "official Libre Computer operating system". Their front page mentions a few distributions. However, none of them is based on Linux-libre. It does not look like its forum ever mentioned Linux-libre: https://hub.libre.computer/search?q=Linux-libre As a side note, maybe, you could report that dongle to h-node for the record? https://h-node.org/ Roman
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