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Re: A6210 wifi driver for Ubuntu
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A6210 wifi driver for Ubuntu
Hi, I have installed Ubuntu 18.04 latest vesrion. I have a Netgear A6210 wifi adaptor and Ubuntu just doesnt recognize it.
After searching through blogs it states there are no drivers. Its the chipset that I need to look for. However I still see others saying it doesnt fucnction on Ubuntu well and to buy another wifi adaptor.
Why is Netgear not capitalizing on the Linux revolution and why has canocial not bothered to do a joint venture to generate more sales and support of Netgear products. Seems like whole lot of money being flushed down the drain.
So am I able to install my driver or do I forget Netgear products in Future???
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Re: A6210 wifi driver for Ubuntu
Hi, I just got the A6210 working with Ubuntu 18.04. Follow the instructions in this thread and it should work for you, too:
Good luck!
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