Hello there,
Yes, 5.12 was a part of the update as far as I can see, and yes, it's
possible that these drivers, saddly, aren't compatible with the new kernel.
Is there somewhere I can report it
Apparently kernel 5.11.8-200 is still a thing on this machine, so I'll
boot to that.
A little OT:
is there a command to set the boot entry to a specific kernel, or does
the grub menu have to be delt with?
Thanks for any answer.
Best regards.
Francisco
On 3/26/21 6:18 PM, stan via test wrote:
> On Fri, 26 Mar 2021 17:25:51 -0400
> Francisco Tissera <audiogamer2004(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> After the upgrades were done, I decided to reboot, and wi-fi, was
>> gone.
>> Is there a way I could fix this?
>>
>> I'm using an android phone i have as ethernet cable, for now, but I
>> can't do it for long.
>>
>> Thanks for any answer.
> Was a new kernel installed as part of the update? Can you boot to an
> older kernel? It is possible that the drivers aren't compatible with the
> kernel you are running, especially if it was installed as part of the
> update.
>
> Were the drivers updated as part of the overall update? You might have
> to manually download and downgrade them if the older kernel doesn't
> work.
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