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How to Find WiFi Adapter Name in Fedora 39

September 24, 2023 | By the+gnu+linux+evangelist.

GNU/Linux Fedora 39 Find Wireless Card Vendor and ID Guide

Hi! The Tutorial shows you Step-by-Step How to Find Out the Wireless Card/Interface Model and Name in Fedora 39 GNU/Linux.

And to Find Wi-fi Adapter Name on Fedora is Required if you want to Install the Wireless Device’s Driver.

The Wireless Cards are Identified by 2 IDs: the Chipset ID (Also known as Product ID, Device ID or Model ID) and the PCI ID (Also known as Vendor ID.).

Finally, the Guide include detailed instructions on How to Install WiFi Drivers on Fedora for the most diffused Cards.

How to Find WiFi/Bluetooth Card Model in Fedora 39 - Featured

  1. 1. Looking Up Interface Model

    Then to Find Wireless Card Model
    For the PCI/PCIe internal Adapters simply run the Command:

    lspci -v | grep Wireless
    But for the USB Dongles try instead with: 
    lsusb -v | grep Wireless
    The grep Command refine the result following the matching Keyword.

    And in the Output you’ll easily See the Card’s Manufacturer and Model:

    How to Find WiFi/Bluetooth Card Model in Fedora 39 - Terminal Output
    Last, to Check if is Working or Not and with which Driver: 
    sudo lshw -C network
    Look at the “configuration” Section:
    Terminal lshw Output

  2. 2. Installing Wireless Driver

    How to Install Wireless Driver in Fedora 39

    Wi-fi Card Driver Fedora Setup Guide