Is the OPi5Plus NVMe WiFi card working in the OS? #497
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I purchased the Orange Pi 5 Plus WiFi NVMe card but it does not detect any WiFi networks even though I have wireless network and Personal Hotspot active in close proximity. |
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There are quite a few models, and you must make sure you have one of the latest releases of Joshua's kernel. I have an Intel card and it works fine now (don't know which one it is exactly, too lazy to look it up). I had a LCL RTL8852BE before that - that actually came with the board (bought through aliexpress, not directly from opi/Xulong) - and that used not to work (both wifi and bluetooth not). It might however work now, something changed in the drivers a couple of months ago. The wifi should activate automatically, so you just need to log into the network - if it is supported. if it doesn't work, you could in theory try to find drivers for your card, but that's neither trivial, nore likely to exist, as the hardware producers try to build network-boards that are clones of existing supported models rather than provide their own drivers. |
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Hi bagong, Thank you for the quick reply. I have the Realtek RTL8852BE card you mentioned in your post. I will return it and get the intel one. I would appreciate it if you can tell me the model number of your card. |
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Ah, found it in my Amazon orders (mid October): Intel OSGEAR-NEW Dual Band Wireless-AX200NGW WLA/Wi-Fi 6 AX200 2230 2x2 AX+ Bluetooth 5.0, M.2/A-E-Key (AX200.NGWG) Wi-Fi 6 AX200 with vPro, 2.4GHz/5GHz WLAN, Bluetooth 5.0, M.2/A-E-Key 80 2.11ax |
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This WiFi card should be working perfectly with the latest OS release. Look in the system WiFi settings and make sure the antennas are attached. |
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This WiFi card should be working perfectly with the latest OS release. Look in the system WiFi settings and make sure the antennas are attached.