(19-Jun-2018, 02:32 AM)Bullwinkle Wrote: I've tried to install an ASUS PCIe wifi card in my box (for connecting to my tablet). It's based on the Realtek 8812AE chip. Golden Ears sees the chip when I enterI'd build a new custom kernel for you. But as you can see from the Snakeoil OS WebApp there is no place for you to enter the Wifi password (Yet!). So you'd need to install wpa_supplicant manually and then hop on to the WAP.
sudo lshw -class network
but says it is "unclaimed" (unlike the wired ethernet chips). I take this to mean no driver has "attached" to the card.
I have tried to load a driver running the install.sh program on the ASUS cd included with the card, and also by editing source.list and then using apt-get to tap online versions of the driver, but get the same lack of cooperation I saw using the ASUS cd.
Any advice? Thanks for considering this.
Will start from the first step I guess - get the kernel to support your card. Then work from there.