How to recover wifi interface `wlo1`?
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After I installed something, my interface device is disappeared. Before I installed, I had:
$ iwconfig
lo ...
enp2s0 ...
wlo1 ...
Now it is only:
$ iwconfig
lo no wireless extensions.
enp2s0 no wireless extensions.
Now I can't see any wifi. How to recover my interface device or install another?
Edit
I'm using HP laptop, Ubuntu 16.04
I remember that I'd installed linux-generic package.
networking drivers wireless interface
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After I installed something, my interface device is disappeared. Before I installed, I had:
$ iwconfig
lo ...
enp2s0 ...
wlo1 ...
Now it is only:
$ iwconfig
lo no wireless extensions.
enp2s0 no wireless extensions.
Now I can't see any wifi. How to recover my interface device or install another?
Edit
I'm using HP laptop, Ubuntu 16.04
I remember that I'd installed linux-generic package.
networking drivers wireless interface
asked 54 mins ago
huynhsamhahuynhsamha
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What did you install? or change? Providing us with more details (if you don't remember, explore yourhistoryor logs for reminder) allows us to provide you with better help. Even your release of Ubuntu would be a start.
– guiverc
50 mins ago
I had installedlinux-generic. I'm using HP laptop
– huynhsamha
46 mins ago
I've edited my question.
– huynhsamha
39 mins ago
Have you tried using a different kernel (ie. selecting another at yourgrubboot-manager screen), ie. different to what I assume is 4.4.0.143.151 (or do you have HWE (hardware enablement stack) enabled and thus it installed 4.15.0.46.48?). Can you please provideuname -a
– guiverc
12 mins ago
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After I installed something, my interface device is disappeared. Before I installed, I had:
$ iwconfig
lo ...
enp2s0 ...
wlo1 ...
Now it is only:
$ iwconfig
lo no wireless extensions.
enp2s0 no wireless extensions.
Now I can't see any wifi. How to recover my interface device or install another?
Edit
I'm using HP laptop, Ubuntu 16.04
I remember that I'd installed linux-generic package.
networking drivers wireless interface
asked 54 mins ago
huynhsamhahuynhsamha
1013
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After I installed something, my interface device is disappeared. Before I installed, I had:
$ iwconfig
lo ...
enp2s0 ...
wlo1 ...
Now it is only:
$ iwconfig
lo no wireless extensions.
enp2s0 no wireless extensions.
Now I can't see any wifi. How to recover my interface device or install another?
Edit
I'm using HP laptop, Ubuntu 16.04
I remember that I'd installed linux-generic package.
networking drivers wireless interface
networking drivers wireless interface
asked 54 mins ago
huynhsamhahuynhsamha
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What did you install? or change? Providing us with more details (if you don't remember, explore yourhistoryor logs for reminder) allows us to provide you with better help. Even your release of Ubuntu would be a start.
– guiverc
50 mins ago
I had installedlinux-generic. I'm using HP laptop
– huynhsamha
46 mins ago
I've edited my question.
– huynhsamha
39 mins ago
Have you tried using a different kernel (ie. selecting another at yourgrubboot-manager screen), ie. different to what I assume is 4.4.0.143.151 (or do you have HWE (hardware enablement stack) enabled and thus it installed 4.15.0.46.48?). Can you please provideuname -a
– guiverc
12 mins ago
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What did you install? or change? Providing us with more details (if you don't remember, explore yourhistoryor logs for reminder) allows us to provide you with better help. Even your release of Ubuntu would be a start.
– guiverc
50 mins ago
I had installedlinux-generic. I'm using HP laptop
– huynhsamha
46 mins ago
I've edited my question.
– huynhsamha
39 mins ago
Have you tried using a different kernel (ie. selecting another at yourgrubboot-manager screen), ie. different to what I assume is 4.4.0.143.151 (or do you have HWE (hardware enablement stack) enabled and thus it installed 4.15.0.46.48?). Can you please provideuname -a
– guiverc
12 mins ago
What did you install? or change? Providing us with more details (if you don't remember, explore your
history or logs for reminder) allows us to provide you with better help. Even your release of Ubuntu would be a start.– guiverc
50 mins ago
What did you install? or change? Providing us with more details (if you don't remember, explore your
history or logs for reminder) allows us to provide you with better help. Even your release of Ubuntu would be a start.– guiverc
50 mins ago
I had installed
linux-generic. I'm using HP laptop– huynhsamha
46 mins ago
I had installed
linux-generic. I'm using HP laptop– huynhsamha
46 mins ago
I've edited my question.
– huynhsamha
39 mins ago
I've edited my question.
– huynhsamha
39 mins ago
Have you tried using a different kernel (ie. selecting another at your
grub boot-manager screen), ie. different to what I assume is 4.4.0.143.151 (or do you have HWE (hardware enablement stack) enabled and thus it installed 4.15.0.46.48?). Can you please provide uname -a– guiverc
12 mins ago
Have you tried using a different kernel (ie. selecting another at your
grub boot-manager screen), ie. different to what I assume is 4.4.0.143.151 (or do you have HWE (hardware enablement stack) enabled and thus it installed 4.15.0.46.48?). Can you please provide uname -a– guiverc
12 mins ago
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historyor logs for reminder) allows us to provide you with better help. Even your release of Ubuntu would be a start.– guiverc
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I had installed
linux-generic. I'm using HP laptop– huynhsamha
46 mins ago
I've edited my question.
– huynhsamha
39 mins ago
Have you tried using a different kernel (ie. selecting another at your
grubboot-manager screen), ie. different to what I assume is 4.4.0.143.151 (or do you have HWE (hardware enablement stack) enabled and thus it installed 4.15.0.46.48?). Can you please provideuname -a– guiverc
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