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Problem with WiFi driver in arch linux
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Well here's where I became less helpful. There's 3 possible things I can think of, unfortunately as I haven't had to do them myself I don't know how exactly to go about doing them.
First is to optimize the MTU settings.
Second is to optimize the Regdomain.
Third is to investigate Fedora's WiFi configuration for your card.
Sorry that I can't help you pass here.
@Rustmilian @linux Yeah, it's close to impossible to find documentation on what to do here. I'm trying to find out how is it that Fedora works well with the same hardware, and even considering changing the card itself, but for the moment at least my connection is much more stable after setting the iwlwifi.conf file
Once again, thank you for your help!