This fact is what induced me to write this post. deb file.ĭebian will build the module for whatever Kernel version I need I was able to download the package from their package pool. Kali is a Debian-based distro, but adding their full apt source was not appealing for the likelihood of accidental dependency issues. Kali has support for the driver in a package called realtek-rtl88xxau-dkms. Option 3 will probably require me to rebuild the driver every time Debian updates the kernel - which has been happening fairly frequently recently. Option 2 is never my preference, since this can introduce dependency issues to the distro. It looks like Debian has no package for this, so option 1 is out. try to find some unofficial deb package with the driver.try to find an official deb package containing the driver.This is reviewed pretty well, and folks say the drivers are capable of all kinds of things.Īnyway, plugging it in, the drivers are not immediately present in Debian. After my first purchase on Amazon got delayed and screwed up, I went with the USB Alfa Network AC1200 - full model number AWUS036ACH. I recently built a new desktop computer, and wanted a WiFi adapter that worked well for all kinds of Linux-y things… I’m not normally able to plug the desktop in over Ethernet, so WiFi is a simple choice. Archive « Back to home Alfa AC1200 WiFi in Debian Posted on 2020.05.05
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