RTL8812AU Failing While Attempting Hotspot Setup“Activation of network connection failed” for ethernet connectionsince I upgraded to 17.10 my usb wifi ANEWKODI (Realtek) doesn't work anymoreConnecton failed -> Activation of network connection failedWireless is disabled by hardware switch after connecting to ethernethostapd hotspot will only appear when ethernet is plugged inNetwork interface name mismatch when using vmbuilderWhat is Generic* disabledUbuntu 16.04 D-Link N150 Pico Wi-Fi adapter doesn't workWifi dongle speed is slower than advertised
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RTL8812AU Failing While Attempting Hotspot Setup
“Activation of network connection failed” for ethernet connectionsince I upgraded to 17.10 my usb wifi ANEWKODI (Realtek) doesn't work anymoreConnecton failed -> Activation of network connection failedWireless is disabled by hardware switch after connecting to ethernethostapd hotspot will only appear when ethernet is plugged inNetwork interface name mismatch when using vmbuilderWhat is Generic* disabledUbuntu 16.04 D-Link N150 Pico Wi-Fi adapter doesn't workWifi dongle speed is slower than advertised
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Fresh install of 19.04, running alongside an installation of Windows 10 (different drives). I have an ethernet cable coming into my onboard port, which I use for my main connection. I also have the ANEWKODI wireless adapter plugged in. This device does not natively support Linux, so the drivers I am using are installed following this guide.
After installing a new driver, iw list
lists my device, but I am no longer able to view available networks
My goal is to - using the ethernet as a source, create a hotspot using the wifi dongle.
Running lshw -c network
yields this.
iw list
returns this
Trying to start the hostapd
service also shoots an error:
Sep 20 19:40:56 david systemd[1]: Failed to start Advanced IEEE 802.11 AP and IE
-- Subject: A start job for unit hostapd.service has failed
-- Defined-By: systemd
What I've tried so far:
I've followed the steps listed here, which recommended manually starting the network-manager
process, here, which said to disable fast boot from Windows, and here, which was a reinstall of network-manager
, none of which worked.
networking drivers wireless network-manager ethernet
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Fresh install of 19.04, running alongside an installation of Windows 10 (different drives). I have an ethernet cable coming into my onboard port, which I use for my main connection. I also have the ANEWKODI wireless adapter plugged in. This device does not natively support Linux, so the drivers I am using are installed following this guide.
After installing a new driver, iw list
lists my device, but I am no longer able to view available networks
My goal is to - using the ethernet as a source, create a hotspot using the wifi dongle.
Running lshw -c network
yields this.
iw list
returns this
Trying to start the hostapd
service also shoots an error:
Sep 20 19:40:56 david systemd[1]: Failed to start Advanced IEEE 802.11 AP and IE
-- Subject: A start job for unit hostapd.service has failed
-- Defined-By: systemd
What I've tried so far:
I've followed the steps listed here, which recommended manually starting the network-manager
process, here, which said to disable fast boot from Windows, and here, which was a reinstall of network-manager
, none of which worked.
networking drivers wireless network-manager ethernet
What's the output ofiw list
? Windows 10 working is not a methodology of assuming your hardware supports being a hotspot, unfortunately.
– Fabby
Sep 20 at 16:17
@fabby updated again, after installing a new driver, iw list now seems to list my device
– David
Sep 20 at 22:15
And it supports Access Point ModeSupported interface modes: * AP
however, I cannot seem to find the vendor for this hardware. What is the vendor and model number?
– Fabby
Sep 22 at 1:04
@fabby The second link in the question is a link to the Amazon page where I originally bought it, but you're right. I've had a great deal of difficulty finding more information about the dongle
– David
Sep 22 at 1:21
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Fresh install of 19.04, running alongside an installation of Windows 10 (different drives). I have an ethernet cable coming into my onboard port, which I use for my main connection. I also have the ANEWKODI wireless adapter plugged in. This device does not natively support Linux, so the drivers I am using are installed following this guide.
After installing a new driver, iw list
lists my device, but I am no longer able to view available networks
My goal is to - using the ethernet as a source, create a hotspot using the wifi dongle.
Running lshw -c network
yields this.
iw list
returns this
Trying to start the hostapd
service also shoots an error:
Sep 20 19:40:56 david systemd[1]: Failed to start Advanced IEEE 802.11 AP and IE
-- Subject: A start job for unit hostapd.service has failed
-- Defined-By: systemd
What I've tried so far:
I've followed the steps listed here, which recommended manually starting the network-manager
process, here, which said to disable fast boot from Windows, and here, which was a reinstall of network-manager
, none of which worked.
networking drivers wireless network-manager ethernet
Fresh install of 19.04, running alongside an installation of Windows 10 (different drives). I have an ethernet cable coming into my onboard port, which I use for my main connection. I also have the ANEWKODI wireless adapter plugged in. This device does not natively support Linux, so the drivers I am using are installed following this guide.
After installing a new driver, iw list
lists my device, but I am no longer able to view available networks
My goal is to - using the ethernet as a source, create a hotspot using the wifi dongle.
Running lshw -c network
yields this.
iw list
returns this
Trying to start the hostapd
service also shoots an error:
Sep 20 19:40:56 david systemd[1]: Failed to start Advanced IEEE 802.11 AP and IE
-- Subject: A start job for unit hostapd.service has failed
-- Defined-By: systemd
What I've tried so far:
I've followed the steps listed here, which recommended manually starting the network-manager
process, here, which said to disable fast boot from Windows, and here, which was a reinstall of network-manager
, none of which worked.
networking drivers wireless network-manager ethernet
networking drivers wireless network-manager ethernet
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What's the output ofiw list
? Windows 10 working is not a methodology of assuming your hardware supports being a hotspot, unfortunately.
– Fabby
Sep 20 at 16:17
@fabby updated again, after installing a new driver, iw list now seems to list my device
– David
Sep 20 at 22:15
And it supports Access Point ModeSupported interface modes: * AP
however, I cannot seem to find the vendor for this hardware. What is the vendor and model number?
– Fabby
Sep 22 at 1:04
@fabby The second link in the question is a link to the Amazon page where I originally bought it, but you're right. I've had a great deal of difficulty finding more information about the dongle
– David
Sep 22 at 1:21
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What's the output ofiw list
? Windows 10 working is not a methodology of assuming your hardware supports being a hotspot, unfortunately.
– Fabby
Sep 20 at 16:17
@fabby updated again, after installing a new driver, iw list now seems to list my device
– David
Sep 20 at 22:15
And it supports Access Point ModeSupported interface modes: * AP
however, I cannot seem to find the vendor for this hardware. What is the vendor and model number?
– Fabby
Sep 22 at 1:04
@fabby The second link in the question is a link to the Amazon page where I originally bought it, but you're right. I've had a great deal of difficulty finding more information about the dongle
– David
Sep 22 at 1:21
What's the output of
iw list
? Windows 10 working is not a methodology of assuming your hardware supports being a hotspot, unfortunately.– Fabby
Sep 20 at 16:17
What's the output of
iw list
? Windows 10 working is not a methodology of assuming your hardware supports being a hotspot, unfortunately.– Fabby
Sep 20 at 16:17
@fabby updated again, after installing a new driver, iw list now seems to list my device
– David
Sep 20 at 22:15
@fabby updated again, after installing a new driver, iw list now seems to list my device
– David
Sep 20 at 22:15
And it supports Access Point Mode
Supported interface modes: * AP
however, I cannot seem to find the vendor for this hardware. What is the vendor and model number?– Fabby
Sep 22 at 1:04
And it supports Access Point Mode
Supported interface modes: * AP
however, I cannot seem to find the vendor for this hardware. What is the vendor and model number?– Fabby
Sep 22 at 1:04
@fabby The second link in the question is a link to the Amazon page where I originally bought it, but you're right. I've had a great deal of difficulty finding more information about the dongle
– David
Sep 22 at 1:21
@fabby The second link in the question is a link to the Amazon page where I originally bought it, but you're right. I've had a great deal of difficulty finding more information about the dongle
– David
Sep 22 at 1:21
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What's the output of
iw list
? Windows 10 working is not a methodology of assuming your hardware supports being a hotspot, unfortunately.– Fabby
Sep 20 at 16:17
@fabby updated again, after installing a new driver, iw list now seems to list my device
– David
Sep 20 at 22:15
And it supports Access Point Mode
Supported interface modes: * AP
however, I cannot seem to find the vendor for this hardware. What is the vendor and model number?– Fabby
Sep 22 at 1:04
@fabby The second link in the question is a link to the Amazon page where I originally bought it, but you're right. I've had a great deal of difficulty finding more information about the dongle
– David
Sep 22 at 1:21