I've never had to ask a question on here/Stack Overflow/etc. Sorry if this isn't as detailed as it should be. I've searched around a good bit at this point, but am stuck on what to do next. com/lwfinger/ rtlwifi_ new.gitįatal: could not create work tree dir 'rtlwifi_new': Permission denied I think what happened here is that I have an rtl8852 and this install was for an rtl8821ce. Which ran successfully this time, but still did not solve the issue. Which threw an error as it required me to turn off safe boot in my BIOS. In any case, on this new install, I've so far tried I did the install without Ethernet connected as I didn't think of it at the time, and I'm not sure if that impacted the install, but there is some functionality missing that I feel is not ordinary (the Ubuntu Software app is completely non-functional). After this particular solution was unsuccessful, I re-installed Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS a second time (hopefully not a bad idea?) and am using this currently.
I've tried various things at this point, including a re-install of Windows 10 through copious amounts of effort that was also unable to now utilize or locate my Wi-Fi adapter. At this point, I checked the Settings under Wi-Fi (which was NOT available from the settings directly, I had to search to get that option listed), and it indicated "No Wi-Fi Adapter Found".Īt this point, I started searching on my old computer solutions to the problem, and it seems that this is a recurrent issue with Realtek cards, which is *I BELIEVE* what I have based on the following command:Ġ3:00.0 Network controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. Attempting to access Firefox was also unsuccessful. The drop down didn't contain anything for Wi-Fi either. After the install, I noticed that there was no Wi-Fi symbol in the top right of the screen.
com/tutorials/ install- ubuntu- desktop# 1-overview pretty religiously since I committed my entire drive to Ubuntu and didn't want to make a mistake (no dual-boot). I installed a few updates to my machine on Windows before making the switch (a few sites recommended this, no updates for Wi-Fi drivers/adapters were done), and proceeded to follow the directions on https:/ /ubuntu. When I received my machine, it had Windows 10 and the Wi-Fi worked without issue. I've installed Ubuntu a couple times before, but have never incurred an issue like this.
I've just installed Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS on a brand new ThinkPad T14 Gen 2 with an AMD processor.
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