Jayen Desai wrote on 4/5/19 3:55 PM:
Hello,
I have realtek wifi adapter in my lenovo laptop ideapad 330 15arr model. It is
not recognised by sys-net VM. I have downloaded the driver package from the
following link:
I think development workflow is different in Qubes OS. Any pointers, help,
ideas?
If you haven't already, try switching sys-net to use the debian-9
template. It might work with no extra effort. If not, check to see if
there's a firmware package available (in Debian).
https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/managing-vm-kernel/ is instructive. Note
"[i]nstalling additional kernel modules is cumbersome." The key is that
since kernels are supplied by dom0, you can't just compile in a module
in a template.
An ugly way to make it work would be to clone debian-9 to a standalone
VM, boot using its local kernel, compile in your module, then use that
as your sys-net. It would break several Qubes protection features if you
do that. Fedora would also work if you can get u2mfn/DKMS working. The
better way to do it is described in the above link, or you could
purchase a better supported Wifi card. :)
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