To be honest, it is my first question here.
I’ve tried to solve the problem by myself, but I wasn’t enough for it.
I have an Asus X571gt with Manjaro KDE installed on it. At my workplace, I am not allowed to use the wifi on my home laptop, and having no better idea, I shared the internet via cable through my phone. After this brilliant idea, the wifi in my laptop became a “zombie”: it randomly dies, and after a restart, sometimes it resets and works, and sometimes remains the same. Absolutely random if I have wireless network or not.
I’ve tried to make it work with systemctl and networkctl, tried to reinstall, but neither did help.
What should I try, why the wifi card dies all the time? I did not have this kind of issue when I used W*ndows.
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