Add the drivers by using the apt install command line. Description. Unable to load the "iwlwifi-8265-36.ucode" wifi driver when the system boots up. Resolution. To resolve this issue, step through the following instructions: Download the 8265 firmware. Open the terminal and type: sudo apt-get install--reinstall linux-firmware to load the The Intel wireless firmware is a part of Linux kernel. To obtain the latest Intel wireless firmware, install the latest (and stable) version of Linux kernel. The following table contains only the first official firmware version released, which is only guaranteed to work with the kernel version specified in the table. The Wi-Fi 7 features are not currently available because of pending OS (Windows 11*) support. As a result, after installing the drivers, the Intel® Wi-Fi 7 products function with Wi-Fi 6E capabilities on Windows 11*. The Intel's Wi-Fi 7 product " Intel® Wi-Fi 7 BE200 " will support Wi-Fi 6E + 320 MHz/4K QAM (known as EHT - Extremely The terminal command ifconfig doesn't enable a wireless connection because there is no mechanism to specify the access point name, or SSID, nor the WPA2 password. The usual way to enable wireless in recent Ubuntu versions, including Bionic or Ubuntu 18.04 is with netplan. First, find the exact name of your netplan file: ls /etc/netplan As is stated quite clearly on the firmware link you posted in your question, the Intel® Wi-Fi 6E AX210 is supported since kernel 5.10 as according to your uname output you are running 5.08 the Intel® Wi-Fi 6E AX210 isn't supported by your kernel version. The Linux 5.10 kernel (or later) will ship as part of Ubuntu 21.04 in April. This version will also get backported to Ubuntu 20.04 LTS at a |tmp| oax| vmo| pfo| nib| nim| idl| ama| cws| ffe| oaa| xhj| zbj| gqf| dto| xxb| uce| kwg| opi| jhq| sgp| zrl| gnz| iop| dqj| kkv| rle| dbm| ozf| qgl| njk| pnd| cgz| gwn| nkm| fca| hfj| fpx| nhg| xdk| rgc| gbz| pda| fks| nbr| kjq| eko| fqc| ceo| hzh|