I was thinking about this, but if you’re want to stay on a network while sniffing wifi it’s nice to have both.
I installed blueman and it is disabling Bluetooth by default. You can disable wlan0 on the wifi settings I think. If not you can do it with the IP suite
That’s the issue I don’t see any clear way to do this so I can see the hackerGadgets WiFi card working.
Ah yes how do we get this to show up? I guess I will try again or do I need to enable something first.
Wifi will show up in the bottom right. The Bluetooth program is called blueman
Okay thanks I will check again tonight when home
I tried it but mediatech is grey out and no WiFi found. Oh wait I think I am affected with the resistor issue.
it’s supposed to be greyed out, same as the broadcom, the networks it sees are listed below it and you can connect to one of them by clicking them
That’s the issue no networks show below it.
Take the network card out, get a USBC to usba adapter and see if it works in the stock USB port
For once the problem wasn’t between the screen and chair! Without changing the rest of the hardware configuration, NVMe works fine with the CM5 and won’t work at all with the CM4. This is very relieving - I have spent something like $400 getting these NVMe boards working and I’ll be able to utilize every one of the parts I purchased between then and now. Thanks to all that helped me troubleshoot - now between the CM5 upgrade and the I/O upgrade, I feel like I have a brand new computer.
