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Problem with WiFi driver in arch linux
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I had the same problem with mint, the wifi worked on other distros but not in mint, I run the next lines to fix it
rtl8723be is my wifi card, you can try to use the same but with yours.
@driving_crooner @linux Just did it, but no change at all. I think that would be the solution if the card weren't recognized, but the issue here is that it connects but erroneously reports weak wifi signal
Sorry it didn't worked. Mine have the problem, it's recognize that have a wifi connection and the available networks, but with a really weak signal.The problem with my router is that it has two antennas, for some reason sometimes the second one, who doesn't work on mint, get selected but I run that lines and work again. The first line is for reseting the router, the second is for turning out again with antenna 1 selected.