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Then did you check out the driver manager if it shows something regarding the usb wireless stick (if it is plugged in) ?

You can also try manually loading the rt2870sta driver and see if it works with it by entering

It is a problematic chip as it seems. Usually atheros chips work directly out of the box and best as far as my experience goes. So there is always the easy solution buying some atheros based wifi dongle (ath5k or ath9k compatible ones is what I recommend)

Hello.

I have a problem with my wifi adaptor.

The problem is this : when I boot my pc ( from shutdown mode) all thing ok and my wifi adaptor finds the modems and It connect automatically to my network but when I restart from windows or linux to boot to the linux , then my wifi adaptor light is turned on after booting to linux but not finding the modems to connect.

I should say that I dont have any problem with this wifi adaptor on my windows 10 and 11.

And I should add this : I test other wifi adaptor and it works with no problems but this adaptor have problem after restart to boot to linux !

I should say that I had this problem in other distros too and in garuda I have problem in connecting to network( because the driver not installed on garuda like other distros) and one of the admins says to install rtw88-dkms-git and that problem fixed that it reconnect to net randomly).

but as I said I have problem after restart that my adaptor not find the modems and I should always replug my wifi adaptor to find my modems after restart mode.

Running Windows in a dual boot can often cause wifi problems. You will need to ensure all wifi powersaving in Windows and fastboot are disabled. Search the forum for directions if you are unsure how to do that. Post your exact steps you took to do this.

I should say that I had this problem in other distros too and in garuda I have problem in connecting to network( because the driver not installed on garuda like other distros) and one of the admins says to install rtw88-dkms-git and that problem fixed that it reconnect to net randomly).

then you mean what when you said to me ,I already posted this once yesterday?

and what driver I should install for my wifi adaptor?

because in the below link its link for similar drivers not worked.( the link not shows any package on arch aur website)

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ok but now I am on garuda linux !

and because of that I make this topic.

the thing that was confusing me is that when I didnt install rtw88-dkms-git , my wifi adaptor connecting to internet but I think it was disconnecting and again connecting and connection not stable and disconnecting much and after I install that driver and then my wifi working well and it has just not working after reboots to garuda linux like that I see this behaviour on ubuntu too( I didnt install driver at ubuntu for wifi ) .

some mins ago I uninstalled rtw88-dkms-git and then reboot , then I see that my wifi adaptor not working at all !

even when I replug it.

what is the problem here ?

and what driver would you suggest?

I think you mean that rtw88-dkms-git cant make the ralink rt2870/rt3070 working?

but if you want I reinstall it again and say it is working or not after installation of that driver?

for me this is a question how my adapter working with driver ?!

after I uninstalled that , then my wifi not working with rt2870/rt3070 adapter!

is rtw88-dkms-git installed by default on garuda linux?

on ubuntu I see this behavior that my wifi adapter working but after restart that was not working and I need to replug that.

when I installed rtw88-dkms-git my wifi act like how in ubuntu.

and when I uninstalled it dont act like ubuntu and other distros.

because that it was question for me and I dont know what happend?!

Do not keep referring to any other adapter on this thread anymore. I do not want to hear about this other adapter model again. We are only dealing with the adapter you were running when you ran the garuda-inxi command. Do not bring up any adapter other than the rt2870/rt3070 adapter listed in your inxi as this only muddies the water. Do not connect any other wifi device while troubleshooting is in progress.

Be sure that MAC address randomization has been disabled. Search the forum for instructions on how to do that. Reboot after disabling randomization. Report on exactly how you did that.

Thanks.I wil do this codes and tricks and say the results.

but my bios version is the latest stable version.

I check now the asus website and it gives just a new beta bios version and I think we should wait until it gives the stable version.

Q: What wireless chip is used in this device? No mention here or the manuals at Panda Wireless website.

A: It works out of the box on any Linux distribution running Linux Kernel v5.0 or higher. i.e. Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Raspbian and Debian Buster/Bullseye/Bookworm, Fedora, TailOS, OpenWRT and more. Please send an email to sup...@pandawireless.com if you have any questions.

For the device you listed there is a WikiDevi page at Panda Wireless PAU0B. If a device has an entry in WikiDevi it could provide enough information to determine whether you would have success in using the device in OpenWrt. If the WiFi chip is listed it will usually provide the possible Linux driver.

USB3 does cause trouble on devices using 2.4Ghz if they are not exceptionally shielded. It is an established problem (especially with 2.4 mice and keyboards) and moving the dongle away is the most often suggestion.

I know about this issue, so during the test I didn't enable the onboard 2.4GHz, and it's headless without any keyboard/mouse, I tried keeping everything in "minimal" to test, but the CF-953AX is really difficult to find a suitable USB3 extension that won't drop speed, luckily I found one, but still it works terribly bad on my Pi4 with OpenWrt 23.05.2 as AP. I am going to try with a Raspbian 64bit desktop as client mode to see how it goes, will also update EEPROM and go back OpenWrt to test again later in the week.

BTW about the Asus USB-AC51, I just did some more little test, though I know almost no one will be using the ancient RPi 1B+, I still have it so I was trying to see how well it work. So I think while it's published as "OpenWrt supported" but in fact this is strongly "not recommended", not even as a travel router.

First thing, when I plugged Asus USB-AC51 to Pi 1B+, the whole thing rebooted! OMG I guess it's related to power? So after reboot the system came back. I must say this is not issue with my power supply because I had a test with Raspberry Pi 3 using the same one and no reboot at all. Note that when I measure with RPi 4 using USB-C power meter this dongle doesn't even use 200mA while on load, so it's not possible that USB bus power exceeding.

Second, I put it in AP mode, so no routing/NAT, simply bridging, AP comes up, firing up a speedtest. And....? System load jumped to 6.00! And the WiFi speed ranging from 50-70Mbps, during the test there was one time that probably due to extremely high system loading the AP disconnected me for 5-10 secs, IRQ statistics showing USB interrupt storm which might explain the whole thing.

But I still hope someone somewhere made a most durable USB two radio (for at least 2 AP modes) solution.

Because: the Pi4 and probably the Pi5 are inexpensive and can handle 1Gib router functions, but the darn radios present problems.

If you have a Pi 4, you, probably, already have all the accessories.

I believe this is really a big thing blocking most people from building kind of 1G throughput router with USB WiFi, difficult to find a dongle that supports such high speed and working well as AP under Linux, and to be honest the amount of supported client also can't compare to mid-tier router.

I have come to understand this is, mostly, a chipset limitation.

I.E. a chipset that is used in both routers and dongles (or even the same chipset across different models of routers) the number of active clients is a chipset issue.

There's another aspect, two decent USB WLAN cards (the internal brcmfmac card of the RPi is just too bad, even for 2.4 GHz) cost more than a dap-x1860, covr-x1860, wsm20, but these run circles around any USB WLAN card and are just fast and reliable.

In fact even the "kind of problematic" COMFAST CF-953AX isn't hot during on load, it's interesting that this dongle (I guess same for all mt7921au solution) has on chip temperature sensor that I can query from OpenWrt, I never seen it go above 40C (room temperature 20C here) after sending 10GB files from client to server through this dongle. For the other 2 x mt7610u little dongle, they were also not hot at all, so that's why I think RPi 3B/3B+ with such mt7610u can be a good travel router combination (using the onboard WiFi only for 2.4GHz).

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