odroid u4 panda wireless pau05 android driver

Thank you for providing the computer make and model. I've had a few folks lately that have disappeared after stopping by and requesting support. I apologize for the 'hit and run' comment. You can get more information and recommended adapters at this site: You don't have to do anything beyond sticking the adapter in a USB port. Most people that run Linux or want to run Linux are better off with USB WiFi adapters that have in-kernel support. Let me conclude this message with a recommendation: The chances are about 99.99% that the following driver will work for you:īut you have to scroll down and read the Installation Information and the follow the Installation Steps.ĭo not use the driver from a CD as the chance of it working are not good. Type the following at the command prompt: What kernel are you running? Press and hold Ctrl+Alt then press T to open a terminal. Knowing the chipset of the adapter what kernel you are running are keys to success. Info: Your WU1300S contains a Realtek 8812bu chipset. Info: please do not install any driver you get on a CD to Linux! Period. What make and version of Linux is installed on said computer? What make and model of computer are you installing this adapter to? Beyond that, I am not following you so let me ask some questions: Now, about the only things I am clear on from your message is that you have bought yourself a Cudy USB WiFI adapter that is model number WU1300S and you are trying to install it on something that runs Linux. It would help if you would stop installing whatever you are installing until we have a talk about what you are doing.you are going to make a mess.

Sir, I need you to slow down and take a deep breathe.

Odroid u4 panda wireless pau05 android driver