01-10-2017, 05:21 AM
Insert your wifi dongle and do a dmesg.
Depending on which chipset the dongle is using, you may install a package with drivers to activate it.
I have tested the PineA64 with several different dongles (Broadcom, Realtek and RALink), and all but one (some strange Atheros-based clone that fell off a lorry in Thailand) have worked as intended after I installed the driverpackage and replugged the dongle.
Here's a little something from teh internet:
https://wiki.debian.org/WiFi
Depending on which chipset the dongle is using, you may install a package with drivers to activate it.
I have tested the PineA64 with several different dongles (Broadcom, Realtek and RALink), and all but one (some strange Atheros-based clone that fell off a lorry in Thailand) have worked as intended after I installed the driverpackage and replugged the dongle.
Here's a little something from teh internet:
https://wiki.debian.org/WiFi
