MichaIng

Next iteration, as we are now in Linux 6.12, the driver should be really available, right? 😄

Thanks for testing again.

Which WiFi chip is it exactly? I use RTL8812..something, and on Linux 6.12 that one has no dedicated driver yet, but uses the RTL8821CU one. But no problem applying regulatory...

Oh my bad, different versions of that adapter have different chips from different chip manufacturers 😄: https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=311501 That directory `rtw88` in Linux source code contains drivers for RTL88xx chip family....

In my case, on edge kernel Linux 6.15.3, `rtw88_8821cu` is sed, since `88XXau` is not installed anymore, and there is no `rtw88_8821a*` module. In my case it works, but AFAIK...

Pretty much a mess. I aligned all RTW88 and RTL drivers for mainline Rockchip/Allwinner/Amlogic configs (Linux 6.12 and Linux 6.15), enabling all mainline drivers, and disabling all related/obsolete 3rd party...

Try this one. Works well here, now with mainline driver used for my RTL8812CU/RTL8821CU whatever: ```sh cd /tmp wget https://dietpi.com/downloads/binaries/testing/linux-{image,dtb}-current-meson64.deb sudo dpkg -i linux-{image,dtb}-current-meson64.deb sudo reboot ```

Yeah right, the packages are now in the APT repository, hence just update DietPi, or `apt upgrade`.

I love it 😍! Really the cleanest and easiest solution IMO. > I wonder if we should use `--reinstall install` just to make sure users didn't delete any dependencies which...

> We have this: Saw it. When addressing inexperienced users, I suggest something like this: > Pi-hole's meta package has been removed, use the '$PKG_MANAGER autopurge' to remove unused dependencies...