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kali linux. The built-in wifi adapter in the laptop is not detected. What to do?
After installing the FRESHEST version of kali linux, the laptop's wifi adapter is not detected.
Laptop itself: Dell G315
From lspci:
Network controller: Intel Corporation Wireless-AC 9560 [Jefferson Peak] (rev 10)
What should I do?
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Thanks to all!
Problem solved!
Solution:
1)apt-get install wicd
2)service network-manager stop
3)update-rc.d network-manager disable
4)update-rc.d wicd enable
5)service wicd start
Restart
Did you work on Linux before, or does it just not work with the new distro? Instead of plows as, in an output of ip link it is not visible?
see lsmod | grep iwlwifi and try apt install firmware-iwlwifi if there is no module, although this package should be present in kali. If it worked before, try to rollback this package.
lsusb and see what driver you have, then google the name, there is some kind of bcm42 .. and set it manually according to mana.
I don’t remember on any deb Linux distribution that Wi-Fi would get up out of the box. Though here besides from the piece of iron depends.
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