I don't like it. I had to boot back into windows 10 ltsc to download them.
Installing drivers on gnu/linux that arent into the linux kernel
Nathaniel Russell
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Hudson Edwards
>into
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yeah
Lucas Garcia
fwiw Realtek networking is literally the only hardware that has this problem unless the hardware in question doesn't work at all. Most distros ship a package that wgets and installs this for you. I thought there were good drivers shipped in the 5.10 kernel though.
Cameron Jackson
>Installing Ethernet drivers despite being connected to the internet
What did he mean by this?
Landon Anderson
I wasn't connected when I did the step 2 shot.
>5.10
Big number. We don't do that here my mint is on 5.4.
Jayden Johnson
You can download the package on any computer using any OS (including the target computer on a live linux distro) and then install it locally. 99.98% of distros have a repo for this anyway. lrn2dkms
Caleb Nguyen
I didn't have an internet connection during the live install ether.
Bentley Sanders
It's simple, all you have to do is download the PKGBUILD from the AUR. Oh you're using a Linux for Niggers derivative? Sucks for you I guess.
James Martinez
I'm not a tranny so I won't use arch and I won't use something made by the "community" when it comes to drivers.
Adam Adams
Enjoy your manual driver install then
Jose Morgan
Yeah, like I said, that sucks for you. Enjoy Linux with training wheels and no drivers.
Carson Garcia
use the 5.13 version on mint you idiot
Brandon Anderson
Try live booting Debian and running
lspci -k
I'm sure r8125 werkd out-of-the-box when I was setting up my pc
Liam Peterson
You know that you could just include the driver in the kernel? That's what I was told "no need to install drives" and "they are all included in the kernel".
This was the same with my debian server, moron.
There is a reason mint comes with 5.4 doesn't it? Why not use that?
Matthew Allen
>You know that you could just include the driver in the kernel
Newer versions of the kernel do.
git.kernel.org
>There is a reason mint comes with 5.4 doesn't it
No, newer versions are always better. There is no reason to be running anything but the latest stable release of the kernel.
Julian Allen
why are these drivers for such an old kernel?
Kayden Gonzalez
>No, newer versions are always better. There is no reason to be running anything but the latest stable release of the kernel.
nah they recommend the normal one
Oliver Hall
Linux Mint jannies are retarded. Use a rolling release distro.
William Taylor
I'm not into the whole "I like my system to change with every update" thing.
Nolan Jones
The Linux kernel never breaks userspace. The only thing a new release will add is drivers and bug fixes. Even if you want to stick with Mint, stop using 5.4.
Bentley Torres
because Ubuntu Server and RHEL are on 5.4 also they have Win98SE drivers
Joseph Smith
>Use a rolling release distro.
>I'm not into the whole "I like my system to change with every update" thing.
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Justin Nguyen
It's the Realtek. Be grateful that they released drivers at all.