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'modinfo iwlwifi' not showing network controller firmware after kernel upgrade; also Network Controller UNCLAIMED
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InIntel wireless 8260 - unclaimed networkDell Inspiron Intel 7260 Wifi connects and then drops on Ubuntu 14.04Wireless Dropping Out Using Intel 7260AC Card (Deauthenticated - Reason 7)I'm unable to get intel 7260 cb (IWLWIFI) to work, Kubuntu 14.04Is this a bad wireless card?Unstable wireless with Intel 7260 + iwlwifi after upgrade to 15.04Wireless card firmware (Intel 3165 iwlwifi) only available for kernel 4.1+: any options for kernel 3.19?Three identical WiFi cards but Linux driver only loads reliably for one of them?intel centrino wireless n 1030 wireless drop after reboot Ubuntu 14.04Intel Wireless-AC 9560 WiFi not working in Ubuntu 16.04Help with wifi adapter for Ubuntu 18.04
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Trying to get an older version of Ubuntu (16.04-based) running on newer hardware by upgrading the kernel--specfically at this moment, trying to get the wifi controller recognized.
With stock 16.04 install, running modinfo iwlwifi shows the expected list of available iwlwifi- firmware, but lshw -C network shows the network device as UNCLAIMED (Intel Wireless-AC 9560 8086:a370). dsmeg | grep iwlwifi outputs nothing.
After upgrading the kernel from 4.4.x to a custom compile of kernel 4.16.18 (4.16.18--1.blah-), modinfo iwlwifi still shows expected driver file name (iwlwifi.ko) location and other info, but now does not show any of the installed firmware options. lshw -C network still shows the network device as UNCLAIMED. dsmeg | grep iwlwifi still outputs nothing.
(1) Why would modinfo iwlwifi not be showing the firmware options after the kernel upgrade (path issue of some sort?)?
(2) I suspect I need to recompile the driver per this prior answer to a similar question.. Intel wireless 8260 - unclaimed network. However, I don't know exactly what backport to use as the foundation. What file should I use as a starting point?
Hardware:
Intel® Core™ i3-8100 Processor (3.6 GHz, 6 MB Cache, 2400 MHz, 4 core, 65W) + Intel® UHD Graphics 630
Intel® Wireless-AC 9560 (2x2) + Bluetooth® 5 (no-vPro™)
SOLVED: When we compiled the new kernel, we had not modified our old config file to enable firmware support IWLDVM and IWLMVM. So ...
Intel Wireless WiFi DVM Firmware support (IWLDVM) [N/m/?] (NEW)
Intel Wireless WiFi MVM Firmware support (IWLMVM) [N/m/?] (NEW)
... were defaulting to 'N'.
Setting those options to 'm' in our build script fixed the problem.
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Trying to get an older version of Ubuntu (16.04-based) running on newer hardware by upgrading the kernel--specfically at this moment, trying to get the wifi controller recognized.
With stock 16.04 install, running modinfo iwlwifi shows the expected list of available iwlwifi- firmware, but lshw -C network shows the network device as UNCLAIMED (Intel Wireless-AC 9560 8086:a370). dsmeg | grep iwlwifi outputs nothing.
After upgrading the kernel from 4.4.x to a custom compile of kernel 4.16.18 (4.16.18--1.blah-), modinfo iwlwifi still shows expected driver file name (iwlwifi.ko) location and other info, but now does not show any of the installed firmware options. lshw -C network still shows the network device as UNCLAIMED. dsmeg | grep iwlwifi still outputs nothing.
(1) Why would modinfo iwlwifi not be showing the firmware options after the kernel upgrade (path issue of some sort?)?
(2) I suspect I need to recompile the driver per this prior answer to a similar question.. Intel wireless 8260 - unclaimed network. However, I don't know exactly what backport to use as the foundation. What file should I use as a starting point?
Hardware:
Intel® Core™ i3-8100 Processor (3.6 GHz, 6 MB Cache, 2400 MHz, 4 core, 65W) + Intel® UHD Graphics 630
Intel® Wireless-AC 9560 (2x2) + Bluetooth® 5 (no-vPro™)
SOLVED: When we compiled the new kernel, we had not modified our old config file to enable firmware support IWLDVM and IWLMVM. So ...
Intel Wireless WiFi DVM Firmware support (IWLDVM) [N/m/?] (NEW)
Intel Wireless WiFi MVM Firmware support (IWLMVM) [N/m/?] (NEW)
... were defaulting to 'N'.
Setting those options to 'm' in our build script fixed the problem.
16.04 networking iwlwifi
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Please edit your question to show the result of:sudo modprobe iwlwifi && dmesg | grep iwlWe can't really speculate about the answers to your questions as we know nothing about kernel 4.16.18--1.blah-. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.
– chili555
Apr 6 at 2:20
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Trying to get an older version of Ubuntu (16.04-based) running on newer hardware by upgrading the kernel--specfically at this moment, trying to get the wifi controller recognized.
With stock 16.04 install, running modinfo iwlwifi shows the expected list of available iwlwifi- firmware, but lshw -C network shows the network device as UNCLAIMED (Intel Wireless-AC 9560 8086:a370). dsmeg | grep iwlwifi outputs nothing.
After upgrading the kernel from 4.4.x to a custom compile of kernel 4.16.18 (4.16.18--1.blah-), modinfo iwlwifi still shows expected driver file name (iwlwifi.ko) location and other info, but now does not show any of the installed firmware options. lshw -C network still shows the network device as UNCLAIMED. dsmeg | grep iwlwifi still outputs nothing.
(1) Why would modinfo iwlwifi not be showing the firmware options after the kernel upgrade (path issue of some sort?)?
(2) I suspect I need to recompile the driver per this prior answer to a similar question.. Intel wireless 8260 - unclaimed network. However, I don't know exactly what backport to use as the foundation. What file should I use as a starting point?
Hardware:
Intel® Core™ i3-8100 Processor (3.6 GHz, 6 MB Cache, 2400 MHz, 4 core, 65W) + Intel® UHD Graphics 630
Intel® Wireless-AC 9560 (2x2) + Bluetooth® 5 (no-vPro™)
SOLVED: When we compiled the new kernel, we had not modified our old config file to enable firmware support IWLDVM and IWLMVM. So ...
Intel Wireless WiFi DVM Firmware support (IWLDVM) [N/m/?] (NEW)
Intel Wireless WiFi MVM Firmware support (IWLMVM) [N/m/?] (NEW)
... were defaulting to 'N'.
Setting those options to 'm' in our build script fixed the problem.
16.04 networking iwlwifi
asked Apr 6 at 1:47
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Trying to get an older version of Ubuntu (16.04-based) running on newer hardware by upgrading the kernel--specfically at this moment, trying to get the wifi controller recognized.
With stock 16.04 install, running modinfo iwlwifi shows the expected list of available iwlwifi- firmware, but lshw -C network shows the network device as UNCLAIMED (Intel Wireless-AC 9560 8086:a370). dsmeg | grep iwlwifi outputs nothing.
After upgrading the kernel from 4.4.x to a custom compile of kernel 4.16.18 (4.16.18--1.blah-), modinfo iwlwifi still shows expected driver file name (iwlwifi.ko) location and other info, but now does not show any of the installed firmware options. lshw -C network still shows the network device as UNCLAIMED. dsmeg | grep iwlwifi still outputs nothing.
(1) Why would modinfo iwlwifi not be showing the firmware options after the kernel upgrade (path issue of some sort?)?
(2) I suspect I need to recompile the driver per this prior answer to a similar question.. Intel wireless 8260 - unclaimed network. However, I don't know exactly what backport to use as the foundation. What file should I use as a starting point?
Hardware:
Intel® Core™ i3-8100 Processor (3.6 GHz, 6 MB Cache, 2400 MHz, 4 core, 65W) + Intel® UHD Graphics 630
Intel® Wireless-AC 9560 (2x2) + Bluetooth® 5 (no-vPro™)
SOLVED: When we compiled the new kernel, we had not modified our old config file to enable firmware support IWLDVM and IWLMVM. So ...
Intel Wireless WiFi DVM Firmware support (IWLDVM) [N/m/?] (NEW)
Intel Wireless WiFi MVM Firmware support (IWLMVM) [N/m/?] (NEW)
... were defaulting to 'N'.
Setting those options to 'm' in our build script fixed the problem.
16.04 networking iwlwifi
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Please edit your question to show the result of:sudo modprobe iwlwifi && dmesg | grep iwlWe can't really speculate about the answers to your questions as we know nothing about kernel 4.16.18--1.blah-. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.
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Please edit your question to show the result of:sudo modprobe iwlwifi && dmesg | grep iwlWe can't really speculate about the answers to your questions as we know nothing about kernel 4.16.18--1.blah-. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.
– chili555
Apr 6 at 2:20
Please edit your question to show the result of:
sudo modprobe iwlwifi && dmesg | grep iwl We can't really speculate about the answers to your questions as we know nothing about kernel 4.16.18--1.blah-. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.– chili555
Apr 6 at 2:20
Please edit your question to show the result of:
sudo modprobe iwlwifi && dmesg | grep iwl We can't really speculate about the answers to your questions as we know nothing about kernel 4.16.18--1.blah-. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.– chili555
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sudo modprobe iwlwifi && dmesg | grep iwlWe can't really speculate about the answers to your questions as we know nothing about kernel 4.16.18--1.blah-. Welcome to Ask Ubuntu.– chili555
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