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Step-by-step – Backports Kernel Driver WiFi Solus Installation

January 13, 2021 | By the+gnu+linux+evangelist.

Installing

  1. 3. Installing Dependencies

    Then to Install Required Packages
    Run:

    sudo eopkg it -c system.devel

    Authenticate with the User Admin Pass.
    If Got “User is Not in Sudoers file” then see: How to Enable sudo.

  2. 4. Downloading Kernel Backports

    Download Linux Kernel Backports for Solus GNU/Linux

    Get Backports tar.gz for Solus

    Grab the tar.gz Solusive of the nearest Release but not below your Kernel Version.
    If you are using Firefox then on Prompt Choose “Open with Solusive Manager”:

    Backports Kernel Driver WiFi Solus Linux Installation - Firefox Prompt

    Or After try to Select the Package by the Downloads Button on Top Panel:

    Backports Kernel Driver WiFi Solus Linux Installation - Downloaded Packages

    Instead, on Google-Chrome simply try to Choose the Package on the Bottom Panel:

    Backports Kernel Driver WiFi Solus Linux Installation - Chrome Bottom Panel Downloads

    How to Install Chrome Browser on Solus

  3. 5. Extracting Backports Kernel

    Then Extract Backports Kernel into /tmp Directory
    If it does Not Open automatically then Double-Click/Right-Click to Open with Solusive Manager:

    Backports Kernel Driver WiFi Solus Linux Installation - Extracting
    Or from Command Line:

    tar xvzf ~/Downloads/backports*.tar.gz -C ~

    Finally, if you are in Trouble to Find Out it on Terminal See: How to Access Downloads Folder from Browser.
    Keep the Source Code that may be usefull in case of a Kernel Update…

  4. 6. Installing Backports Kernel Driver WiFi

    Then to Install Backports Linux Kernel Driver WiFi for Solus
    Access the Target folder:

    cd ~/backports*

    Then make it with:

    make defconfig-wifi
    make

    And then to Setup it run:

    sudo make install

    And finally, Reboot with:

    sudo reboot

    Last, in case of a Kernel Update then repeat the same process replacing “make defconfig-wifi” with:

    make clean

    Thanks to forum.linuxmint.com.

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