I just finished my first update after installing Manjaro and it seems that the router I used to connect through is not visible anymore.

Hi @bluedemon382 , I have an ASUS router that I use for internet myself. And it’s working perfectly. I wonder what you mean by not visible, but please, provide the information as requested by @cscs . Specifically: How was it visible before? and how is it no longer visible? My ASUS router is standa…

[image] Mirdarthos: How was it visible before? and how is it no longer visible? Stuff like: “i cannot see any wireless network on the menu/i see many neighbour networks but not mine/i see about half of the networks i used to/i see my network on the menu but when i click the circle rotates fo…

At the very beginning exactly after installing the system and groping in the dark it wasn’t visible, then it became visible for a couple of days, then after the update it disappeared again. At my other location in Austria (now being in Romania) I had no problem connecting to my router (of course ano…

[image] bluedemon382: connecting to my router You keep saying this, and I don’t really understand it. But with [image] bluedemon382: I can use the hotspot from my phone …it makes me think your PC doesn’t get an IP. Which might be because of a missing driver. Which could have been dete…

First I’d try to power cycle the router. Then there are terminal commands you can use instead of the GUI applet. NetworkManager - ArchWiki nmcli device wifi list And a terminal based GUI that you can use as well. nmtui … but I have never used or even seen a pine book pro …

inxi --full --admin --filter --width System: Kernel: 6.3.9-1-MANJARO-ARM arch: aarch64 bits: 64 compiler: gcc v: 12.1.0 parameters: initrd=/initramfs-linux.img console=ttyS2,1500000 root=PARTUUID=1eeb7b54-686c-447f-80a7-b57c8d7b3345 rw rootwait audit=0 splash plymouth.ignore-serial-con…

OK, since this is an ARM device, I have to officially throw in my towel, since I know nothing of it. But what @anon33601770 is also true, so have a look at that also.

Basically it outputs the same list as the interface…

Of course. If you / your device can see all other networks, then the router is likely the reason - power cycle it. Can any other devices see/use that network? Your phone, for example - can it see and connect to that router?

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ASUS router not visible

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cscs 10 August 2023 06:23 2

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