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Robrh

2022-09-05 01:25:35

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Debian 11 (Kernel 5.10.0.-17-AMD64) Activation of network connection failed

2022-09-05 01:25:35

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Model: TL-WN823N

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Greetings,

I have recently added a TP-link dongle to a desktop system and did a fresh install of the most up to date debian/kernel version, I can see networks and am able to put in the password but I cannot make a connection. I get "Activation of network connection failed". Any ideas or suggestions?

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Riley_S

2022-09-06 19:03:30

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Re:Debian 11 (Kernel 5.10.0.-17-AMD64) Activation of network connection failed

2022-09-06 19:03:30

@Robrh,

It looks like you have a newer kernel that is not yet supported; we recommend going to find the official Linux drivers and following these instructions on how to compile the driver for your system. There are other third-party tools and communities creating drivers for the newest Linux kernels, so I recommend looking for one that has been done for you already.

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