Having to unplug & replug Wifi adapter everytime I boot into Ubuntu
I have a brand new Desktop that I have a dual booted between Windows and Ubuntu. Every time I boot into Ubuntu, it says no Wifi adapter found even though I have my USB wifi adapter plugged in. I have to unplug it and replug it for Ubuntu to detect it.
I don't face the same issue in Windows.
Edit: Wireless-info outputs.
Before unplugging the adapter: https://pastebin.com/V0hg8mv8
After plugging the adapter back in: https://pastebin.com/agdppKyc
wireless usb
asked Feb 17 at 4:16
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I have a brand new Desktop that I have a dual booted between Windows and Ubuntu. Every time I boot into Ubuntu, it says no Wifi adapter found even though I have my USB wifi adapter plugged in. I have to unplug it and replug it for Ubuntu to detect it.
I don't face the same issue in Windows.
Edit: Wireless-info outputs.
Before unplugging the adapter: https://pastebin.com/V0hg8mv8
After plugging the adapter back in: https://pastebin.com/agdppKyc
wireless usb
asked Feb 17 at 4:16
AdityaAditya
1073
please run the wifi-script before unplugging your device while it is not working and please rerun the wifi-script while your wifi is working. askubuntu.com/a/425205/669014 Post the output at pastebin.com and add a link in your question. Thank you.
– AlexOnLinux
Feb 17 at 8:08
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@AlexOnLinux Sorry for the delay. Ran the scripts and included the output links in the question.
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 0:08
Assuming you have a recent version of Ubuntu,journalctl --follow /usr/sbin/NetworkManagerwhile you plug/unplug/plug will show you interesting messages.
– waltinator
Feb 18 at 3:46
@waltinator This is the output from running that command both before and after. pastebin.com/1eKC8PMU
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 5:30
<warn> [1550467007.6845] wifi-wext: error getting interface name for ifindex 3, operation 'get-mode': No such device or address (6) This is the only error looking error message I see!
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 5:32
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I have a brand new Desktop that I have a dual booted between Windows and Ubuntu. Every time I boot into Ubuntu, it says no Wifi adapter found even though I have my USB wifi adapter plugged in. I have to unplug it and replug it for Ubuntu to detect it.
I don't face the same issue in Windows.
Edit: Wireless-info outputs.
Before unplugging the adapter: https://pastebin.com/V0hg8mv8
After plugging the adapter back in: https://pastebin.com/agdppKyc
wireless usb
asked Feb 17 at 4:16
AdityaAditya
1073
I have a brand new Desktop that I have a dual booted between Windows and Ubuntu. Every time I boot into Ubuntu, it says no Wifi adapter found even though I have my USB wifi adapter plugged in. I have to unplug it and replug it for Ubuntu to detect it.
I don't face the same issue in Windows.
Edit: Wireless-info outputs.
Before unplugging the adapter: https://pastebin.com/V0hg8mv8
After plugging the adapter back in: https://pastebin.com/agdppKyc
wireless usb
wireless usb
asked Feb 17 at 4:16
AdityaAditya
1073
asked Feb 17 at 4:16
AdityaAditya
1073
edited Feb 18 at 0:08
Aditya
asked Feb 17 at 4:16
AdityaAditya
1073
asked Feb 17 at 4:16
AdityaAditya
1073
asked Feb 17 at 4:16
AdityaAditya
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1073
please run the wifi-script before unplugging your device while it is not working and please rerun the wifi-script while your wifi is working. askubuntu.com/a/425205/669014 Post the output at pastebin.com and add a link in your question. Thank you.
– AlexOnLinux
Feb 17 at 8:08
1
@AlexOnLinux Sorry for the delay. Ran the scripts and included the output links in the question.
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 0:08
Assuming you have a recent version of Ubuntu,journalctl --follow /usr/sbin/NetworkManagerwhile you plug/unplug/plug will show you interesting messages.
– waltinator
Feb 18 at 3:46
@waltinator This is the output from running that command both before and after. pastebin.com/1eKC8PMU
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 5:30
<warn> [1550467007.6845] wifi-wext: error getting interface name for ifindex 3, operation 'get-mode': No such device or address (6) This is the only error looking error message I see!
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 5:32
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please run the wifi-script before unplugging your device while it is not working and please rerun the wifi-script while your wifi is working. askubuntu.com/a/425205/669014 Post the output at pastebin.com and add a link in your question. Thank you.
– AlexOnLinux
Feb 17 at 8:08
1
@AlexOnLinux Sorry for the delay. Ran the scripts and included the output links in the question.
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 0:08
Assuming you have a recent version of Ubuntu,journalctl --follow /usr/sbin/NetworkManagerwhile you plug/unplug/plug will show you interesting messages.
– waltinator
Feb 18 at 3:46
@waltinator This is the output from running that command both before and after. pastebin.com/1eKC8PMU
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 5:30
<warn> [1550467007.6845] wifi-wext: error getting interface name for ifindex 3, operation 'get-mode': No such device or address (6) This is the only error looking error message I see!
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 5:32
please run the wifi-script before unplugging your device while it is not working and please rerun the wifi-script while your wifi is working. askubuntu.com/a/425205/669014 Post the output at pastebin.com and add a link in your question. Thank you.
– AlexOnLinux
Feb 17 at 8:08
please run the wifi-script before unplugging your device while it is not working and please rerun the wifi-script while your wifi is working. askubuntu.com/a/425205/669014 Post the output at pastebin.com and add a link in your question. Thank you.
– AlexOnLinux
Feb 17 at 8:08
1
1
@AlexOnLinux Sorry for the delay. Ran the scripts and included the output links in the question.
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 0:08
@AlexOnLinux Sorry for the delay. Ran the scripts and included the output links in the question.
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 0:08
Assuming you have a recent version of Ubuntu,
journalctl --follow /usr/sbin/NetworkManager while you plug/unplug/plug will show you interesting messages.– waltinator
Feb 18 at 3:46
Assuming you have a recent version of Ubuntu,
journalctl --follow /usr/sbin/NetworkManager while you plug/unplug/plug will show you interesting messages.– waltinator
Feb 18 at 3:46
@waltinator This is the output from running that command both before and after. pastebin.com/1eKC8PMU
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 5:30
@waltinator This is the output from running that command both before and after. pastebin.com/1eKC8PMU
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 5:30
<warn> [1550467007.6845] wifi-wext: error getting interface name for ifindex 3, operation 'get-mode': No such device or address (6) This is the only error looking error message I see!
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 5:32
<warn> [1550467007.6845] wifi-wext: error getting interface name for ifindex 3, operation 'get-mode': No such device or address (6) This is the only error looking error message I see!
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 5:32
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please run the wifi-script before unplugging your device while it is not working and please rerun the wifi-script while your wifi is working. askubuntu.com/a/425205/669014 Post the output at pastebin.com and add a link in your question. Thank you.
– AlexOnLinux
Feb 17 at 8:08
1
@AlexOnLinux Sorry for the delay. Ran the scripts and included the output links in the question.
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 0:08
Assuming you have a recent version of Ubuntu,
journalctl --follow /usr/sbin/NetworkManagerwhile you plug/unplug/plug will show you interesting messages.– waltinator
Feb 18 at 3:46
@waltinator This is the output from running that command both before and after. pastebin.com/1eKC8PMU
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 5:30
<warn> [1550467007.6845] wifi-wext: error getting interface name for ifindex 3, operation 'get-mode': No such device or address (6) This is the only error looking error message I see!
– Aditya
Feb 18 at 5:32