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New versions of this chipset

It's a feature of Windows, not specifically related to wifi but apparently it does things to the wifi cards. It's on by default, you don't have to turn it on...

Doesn't get recognised in 5.15+ Ubuntu / PoP_OS! kernels

``lsmod | grep 8821`` will tell you what's happening. It will probably show that rtw88_8821ce is loaded. That's the rtw88 driver built into the kernel.

Here is a slow wifi connection, in fedora 37 gnome, can't found fix

Check what driver you are actually using: ``` lsmod | grep 8821 ```

Here is a slow wifi connection, in fedora 37 gnome, can't found fix

Create the file ``/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-rtw88.conf`` with this content: ``` blacklist rtw88_8821ce blacklist rtw_8821ce ``` And reboot. Then you will be able to use the driver from this repository, which probably works...

Here is a slow wifi connection, in fedora 37 gnome, can't found fix

It's ``/etc/modprobe.d/`` not ``/modprobe.d/``.

Here is a slow wifi connection, in fedora 37 gnome, can't found fix

If you're already in ``/etc/`` then it's ``cd modprobe.d`` not ``cd /modprobe.d``.

Here is a slow wifi connection, in fedora 37 gnome, can't found fix

Is the wifi still slow? Then check again what driver you are using: ``` lsmod | grep 8821 ```

mv.Mask shall be updated to support 16 bits as well

:/ Maybe in another three years I'll feel like figuring this out.

mv.Mask shall be updated to support 16 bits as well

Sorry, it's looking even less likely. Patches are still welcome.

Low signal strength

Assuming the two blacklists are on separate lines, like this: ``` blacklist rtw88_8821ce blacklist rtw_8821ce ``` and that you installed the driver in this repository, you just need to reboot....