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[SOLVED] I am using an Intel Corporation Wireless 7260. When running ip link it shows state DOWN mode DORMANT and I am unable to bring it up.
Last edited by NerdKid50 (2022-01-29 04:12:48)
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Did you install the firmware? https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Networ … ice_driver
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Sorry a bit of a noob here. How would I go about doing this? After running lspci -k I can see the kernel driver in use is iwlwifi. I can also see the interface I just can't enable it.
[EDIT] Yes i just checked and the firmware for my card is in use.
Last edited by NerdKid50 (2022-01-28 03:10:19)
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Sorry a bit of a noob here. How would I go about doing this? After running lspci -k I can see the kernel driver in use is iwlwifi. I can also see the interface I just can't enable it.
[EDIT] Yes i just checked and the firmware for my card is in use.
I don't remember this but iwd or NetworkManager should be installed by default
you can run sudo iwctl or nmtui
Both of them should be able to get you internet
IWD
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Iwd
NetworkManager (nmcli)
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Networ … i_examples
Sorry if im suppose to edit/format this better as this is my first post on this website
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Sorry a bit of a noob here. How would I go about doing this? After running lspci -k I can see the kernel driver in use is iwlwifi. I can also see the interface I just can't enable it.
[EDIT] Yes i just checked and the firmware for my card is in use.
And what, exactly, have you tried?
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Neither of these work. The problem is I can't enable my wifi interface.
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If you see the interface, it's enabled, so you have to get past that mental block. Again, what, exactly, have you tried?
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If you see the interface, it's enabled, so you have to get past that mental block. Again, what, exactly, have you tried?
That's why I am posting here I do not know what to try I have never had an issue like this before. iwctl says wifi is working, but when I scan nothing happens and I get no errors.
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So your actual issue is that iwctl isn't listing any access points/networks, is that correct?
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I suppose that's an issue but the fact that I cannot bring up wlan0 is probably what is causing the problem.
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I suppose that's an issue but the fact that I cannot bring up wlan0 is probably what is causing the problem.
post the output of ip addr
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Apologies for the quality I cannot ssh into the system (obviously)
What happens when you do
ip link set interface up
example
ip link set wlan0 up ?
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When I run
ip link set wlan0 up
I just get no output and nothing happens.
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When I run
ip link set wlan0 up
I just get no output and nothing happens.
I dont think anything is supposed to happen.
can you post ip addr again
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Forget about setting it up. The tool does that when it sets things up, you don't do that yourself.
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I think this is exactly what is supposed to be happening.
On the Intel site, it is listing a number of cards, including the 7260, which are not supported by the latest drivers.
Check - https://wireless.wiki.kernel.org/en/use … rs/iwlwifi
About half down the page it states that the recent drivers won't support a few of the 7000 and 3000 series cards.
I'm not an expert here, but to the Site Admins: Could the OC try one of previous drivers that Intel claims has support? Noting this might not be ideal.
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[SOLVED] I am using an Intel Corporation Wireless 7260. When running ip link it shows state DOWN mode DORMANT and I am unable to bring it up.
You should edit the title of the post and put in all caps [SOLVED]
Also how did you solve it?
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